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Overtime's mission is to be the leading brand for the next generation of sports fans.
41% employee growth in 12 months
Gen Z prefers short-form highlights content to full sports league matches, and tight NBA licensing restrictions mean that independent content platforms can’t trim matches to cater to this younger audience. Overtime saw this problem and turned it into a market opportunity.
It has built a short-form content empire around unlicensed amateur sports leagues, with a focus on basketball. It has a substantial multi-platform presence across social media, featuring reality-TV style dispatches and shows focused on up-and-coming players with strong viral potential.
The brand now has over 55 million followers, most of them Gen Z or younger Millennials, and its videos rack up well over 1 billion views each month. This brings in substantial ad revenue for Overtime, supplemented with merchandise sales. It has also recently ventured into the NFT space with its partnership with Magic Eden.
The company has also launched its own youth basketball league and pulled in high-profile backers including Jeff Bezos, Drake, and Kevin Durant, which is remarkable progress for the still relatively young company. With a comfortable and unchallenged position in this niche, Overtime looks set to continue building out a leading platform.
Freddie
Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle
Aug 2022
$100m
SERIES D
Apr 2021
$80m
SERIES C
This company has top investors
Dan Porter
(CEO)Worked in music business development at BMG and Virgin USA, and served as CEO at social game company omgpop. Also worked in senior roles at Zyngaand worked at William Morris Endeavor as Head of Digital. Current Adjunct Professor at NYU.
Zack Weiner
(President)Worked in investment research at ITG, before founding sports analytics company The Sports Quotient. Then moved into a role on the digital team at William Morris Endeavor. Currently a Techstars mentor.
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