Mark Stevens is the top minority investor in the new Seahawks ownership group—behind only members of the Khosla family, which led the NFL-record $9.612 billion purchase of the team from the Paul G. Allen estate.
The list of minority investors released Thursday was in order, from top to bottom, by size of stake, sources tell Front Office Sports.
That means Stevens, a venture capitalist who’s on the board of Nvidia and is a Warriors minority investor, is next on the cap table following members of Vinod Khosla’s family. Stevens has an estimated net worth of $12.4 billion, according to Forbes.
He’s followed by the Aramburuzabalas, the family behind Modelo beer. The next biggest minority investor is Val Blavatnik, son of billionaire and DAZN majority owner Leonard Blavatnik.
The three private equity firms involved—Carlyle, Dynasty Equity, and Sixth Street—own the smallest stakes of the minority investor group, with former U.S. Secretary of Commerce Penny Pritzker, who is the sister of Illinois governor J.B. Pritzker, right above them.
