Serena Williams Is The First Athlete on Forbes' List of Richest Self-Made Women
- 5 years ago
Serena Williams Is The First Athlete on Forbes' List of Richest
Self-Made Women She made the cover — and the case for her personal brand — in her conversation with the magazine. Williams is worth an estimated
$225 million, according to Forbes. She has won nearly $85 million
in prize money from her
72 singles titles. But the majority of her wealth comes from sponsorships, business deals and investments. She's endorsed by several companies, including Nike, Pepsi, Gatorade, and even Intel. She's also a successful businesswoman, launching Serena Ventures in 2014 to invest in companies that embrace diversity.
Self-Made Women She made the cover — and the case for her personal brand — in her conversation with the magazine. Williams is worth an estimated
$225 million, according to Forbes. She has won nearly $85 million
in prize money from her
72 singles titles. But the majority of her wealth comes from sponsorships, business deals and investments. She's endorsed by several companies, including Nike, Pepsi, Gatorade, and even Intel. She's also a successful businesswoman, launching Serena Ventures in 2014 to invest in companies that embrace diversity.