Stephen Curry, the NBA’s highest-paid player with a recent 4-year contract valued at $215 million, is a phenomenon both on and off the basketball court. Renowned for his unparalleled skills and charismatic presence, Curry captivates audiences, basketball aficionados and casual viewers alike. But beyond the hardwood, the four-time NBA champion has showcased a keen entrepreneurial spirit with diverse investments in various sectors.
Here’s a glimpse into the seven companies under the financial purview of this basketball legend:
In 2021, Stephen Curry and former college basketball teammate, Bryant Barr, alongside Rich Scudellari who Barr met while attending The Stanford Graduate School of Business, founded Penny Jar Capital. Penny Jar Capital is a venture capital firm investing in exceptional founders and industry-defining tech companies.
SLYCE
Slyce is a marketing automation and analytics platform for brand ambassadors. A collaboration between Jim Cai, Bryant Barr and Stephen Curry, Slyce was launched in July 2015.
SC30 is Stephen Curry’s off-court presence which prioritizes endeavors spanning brand partnerships, media, investments and philanthropy. ‘Motivated to challenge the status quo, SC30 Inc.’s ultimate vision is to inspire by Elevating the Underrated.’
Unanimous Media is a multimedia company that produces television, film and digital content centered around family, faith-based and sports storytelling. It was founded in 2018 alongside producer/director Erick Peyton.
UNDERRATED
Underrated is a lifestyle brand committed to providing equity, access and opportunity to underrepresented communities.
CURRY BRAND
In partnership with Under Armour- American sportswear company that manufactures footwear and apparel, Stephen Curry has his Curry Brand which features sneakers as well as men’s apparel.
EAT.LEARN.PLAY.
Founded in 2019, Eat.Learn.Play supports children’s well-being through access to nutritious meals, quality reading resources and opportunities to play and be active. The charity has distributed 25 million meals, revitalized 12 play areas and invested $6 million in literacy programs.
