Although Bantu Rovers is currently on hiatus, its influence remains deeply embedded in the national team, with several alumni continuing to represent Zimbabwe on the continent’s biggest stage.
Football.Enterprises Chairman & CEO featured in the Front Row Sport Asset Class Newsletter by Ben Horney.
Football.Enterprises Inc. (“the Company”) wishes to clarify certain matters of public record and set the record straight with respect to our relationships and interests.
A seasoned public company leader and team owner, Peter Grieve brings a wealth of experience and passion to a growing global team at Football.Enterprises.
Football.Enterprises Inc., a global football investment platform focused on the football (soccer) industry, today announced the launch of a $150 million bond offering to support its mission of investing in the next generation of football-related businesses, with a primary focus on acquiring and developing football clubs worldwide.
Football.Enterprises Inc. today announced the successful closing of its Early Stage funding round, attracting a diverse group of high-profile investors from the worlds of professional sports, finance, and venture capital.
Global Emerging Markets Group (GEM), a $3.4 billion alternative investment firm, has unveiled plans to inject up to $250 million investment into Football.Enterprises Inc.
It can be revealed that Aston Villa’s in-form summer signing was spotted playing for Bantu Rovers at the 2012 Dallas Cup in the United States by a scout who convinced French side AS Nancy to offer him a breakthrough.
A feature of the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth on notable Alumn Peter Grieve.