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Kim Ng
From Building Dynasties to Building Leagues

The Executive Blueprint
Kim Ng has written one of the most important résumés in sports:
MLB Commissioner’s Office – Senior VP of Baseball Ops.
New York Yankees – Assistant GM (1998–2001) → 3x World Series rings.
Los Angeles Dodgers – VP & Assistant GM (2002–2011).
Miami Marlins – First female GM in MLB history (2020–2023).
Now – Commissioner, AUSL (American United Soccer League).
Her career is no longer about breaking into front offices — it’s about running leagues.
At Tuned In by Front Office Sports (powered by Elevate), Ng joins an elite lineup to discuss where the $70B U.S. sports media market goes next.
The Numbers That Matter
$70B+ → U.S. sports media rights market by 2025 (PwC Sports Outlook)
+35% → Growth in U.S. soccer participation since 2014 (SFIA)
88% → MLB front office executives who are male (MLB Diversity Report 2024)
<10% → Women in global sports executive leadership (Deloitte 2024)
$6B+ → Projected size of U.S. soccer economy by 2030 (Statista/FIFA)
Why This Is Bigger Than Baseball
Barrier Breaker → League Builder: Ng went from assembling rosters to architecting leagues.
Cross-Sport Strategy: Baseball → Soccer → Media. Proof that executive skill is transferable across properties.
AUSL Case Study: Positioned between MLS and USL, AUSL is angling for media dollars, sponsors, and youth engagement. Ng’s MLB reputation accelerates credibility.
Representation as ROI: Ng’s value isn’t symbolic — it’s commercial. She expands the audience and trust profile sponsors crave.
Blunt Take
Kim Ng isn’t just in the room. She’s running it.
From Yankees dynasties to AUSL’s future, her career is proof:
breaking barriers is good business.
📈 Men lie. Women lie. The numbers never do.
Kim Ng is shaping the multi-billion-dollar future of U.S. sports media.
Watch AUSL — it’s not just soccer, it’s strategy.