On November 14, the American Council of Trustees (ACTA) hosted a discussion for governing board members of Big Ten Conference institutions in response to a proposed $2.4 billion private equity deal that would spin off a new entity to house all leaguewide media rights and sponsorship deals. ACTA convened this webinar to address concerns raised by members of Big Ten governing boards who say they had received insufficient information to evaluate such a consequential proposal.
Join Dr. Karen Weaver and special guest Armand Alacbay, Chief of Staff and Vice President for Government Relations at the American Council for Trustees and Alumni for a timely exploration of the Big Ten’s headline-making $2.4 billion private equity deal with UC Investments. Learn why top universities like Michigan and USC are hitting pause, how […]
Ann Arbor – Regent Mark Bernstein said at Thursday’s regularly scheduled University of Michigan […]
Trustees at member institutions across the Big Ten are pushing back on a proposed $2.4 billion private equity deal that some argue has been too rushed, lacking transparency and proper vetting. Now, with trustee criticism mounting, the conference appears to be prolonging talks amid a push to finalize a plan to establish a for-profit arm of the […]
Ann Arbor – Regent Mark Bernstein said at Thursday’s regularly scheduled University of Michigan […]
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