ByJustin Birnbaum,
Forbes Staff.
On
a somber day in June, a month after Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay’s unexpected death, his three daughters sat before a room of reporters with the tough task of addressing the team’s future. Asked to reflect on the lessons they had learned from their late father over the years, Carlie Irsay-Gordon, the eldest of the three and the franchise’s newly appointed CEO, chimed in with one of his habits the sisters did not plan to emulate.
“Well, maybe tweeting,” the 44-year-old Irsay-Gordon said, drawing laughs from the crowd.
