Atlanta Falcons Introduce 4 New Limited Partners

ATLANTA – The National Football League has approved four new sponsors for the Atlanta Falcons.

They are Rosalind Brewer, Dominique Dawes, Will Packer and Rashaun Williams.

Approval was given during recent league meetings in Nashville, according to the Falcons.

They will join the current group of sponsors, which includes Brian Barker, Ron Canakaris, Warrick Dunn, Doug Hertz, Alan Kestenbaum, Edward Mendel and Derek Smith.

Brewer, 62, is the former president and CEO of Walgreen Boots Alliance Inc. and COO of Starbucks.

Dawes, 37, was a member of the U.S. Olympic gymnastics team for 10 years and won a gold medal at the 1996 Olympics.

Packer, 50, is a film producer. Hit films include “Straight Outta Compton,” “The Wedding Ringer,” “About Last Night,” “Ride Along,” and “Night School.”

Williams, 44, is a family office investor, venture capitalist and financial education activist.

“Roz, Dominique, Will and Rashaun are impressive leaders who have made an impact in various businesses, while building success stories, making a difference in the world around them and positively impacting people in a way which aligns very well with our core values,” said Arthur Blank, owner and president of the Atlanta Falcons.

The approval process for new sponsors involves careful review by the team, the league office and the NFL Finance Committee, before being put to a full vote by the NFL’s 32 owners. Voting on the Atlanta Falcons’ new partners took place today in Nashville, and their approval is effective immediately.

Statements from new sponsors

Rosalinde Brasseuse:

“As I embrace the opportunity to become a sponsor of the Atlanta Falcons, I am reminded that true leadership extends beyond the boardroom and onto the fields where dreams are forged and communities unite My journey has always been about people – their stories, their aspirations, and the communities we build together Having worked with Arthur and his Foundation for many years, I have a deep respect and appreciation for the values. who guide everything Arthur does in his businesses and philanthropy – his impact on Atlanta has been immeasurable, I look forward to championing the successes of the Falcons and the spirit of Atlanta as we strive to make a. real difference in the lives we touch, on and off the field.

Dominique Dawes:

“Throughout my life, making an impact on others has always been my driving force. Which I accomplished in 1996, winning the first U.S. team gold medal in gymnastics and being the first African- American to win gold, in the city of Atlanta, has given me, to date, the greatest platform to continually inspire others. The unique opportunity Mr. Blank has given me allows me. to increase my positive impact on members of the Atlanta community, a place close to my heart Having served as a U.S. Global Ambassador, I hope my platform and influence as one of the few. African-American women to be sponsors of the National Football League will have a broad impact in the NFL community and beyond.

Will Packer:

“The power of representation and equity should never be underestimated, and as someone who has dedicated his career to creating diverse images, I truly appreciate Mr. Blank’s commitment to opening doors that have been historically closed to African-Americans. This investment represents not only the personal opportunity of a lifetime, but also the chance to demonstrate to future generations that someone who looks like me can excel not only on the field but also on the court. highest level of the NFL’s exclusive ownership ranks.

Rashaun Williams:

“NFL football is a great unifier, bringing people together across socioeconomic, racial and political divides. As a Morehouse College alumnus and now raising a family in Atlanta, I couldn’t be more excited in investing in the Falcons I believe in the immense potential of this team and this city to reach the greatest heights, and I look forward to supporting the Falcons and the city of Atlanta for many years to come. successful seasons to come.”