Fanatics Stock

fanatics.comConsumer & Lifestyle / Clothing, Fashion, Beauty & ApparelFounded: 1995Funding to Date: $1.88B

Fanatics is a global digital sports platform for purchasing team apparel, jerseys, headwear and hardgoods. Operating multi-channel commerce for the world's biggest sports brands, Fanatics merchandise can be accessed online, mobile, in flagship stores, in stadiums, and on-site at the world's biggest sporting events. The company was founded by Michael Trager and Alan Trager in 1995 and is headquartered in Jacksonville, FL.

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Team

Management Team

Michener Chandlee
Chief Financial Officer
Lonnie Phillips
Chief Customer Officer
Robin Eletto
Chief People Officer
Douglas Mack
Vice Chairman & Chief Executive Officer
Michael Rubin
Chairman & Chief Executive Officer
Chris Orton
Global Co-President, Direct to Consumer

Board Members

Douglas Mack
Kitbag Sports
Jack Boyle
Global Co-President, Direct to Consumer

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News Highlights

Fanatics Sportsbook Launches in Virginia, More States Coming
Sports merchandise retailer Fanatics, the private company that acquired sports betting company PointsBet US, launched betting operations in Virginia on November 28, 2023. Fanatics is expanding the offering through the deal into Illinois, Indiana, Louisiana, Michigan, and New York, and it will gain complete access to all PointsBet US assets by May 2024. Fanatics differentiates itself from sports betting competitors like DraftKings and FanDuel through a unique rewards system and by allowing bets during NFL game streaming.
Fanatics Betting & Gaming, CBJ team up to open retail sportsbook location
Fanatics Betting and Gaming, the online and retail sports betting division of the Fanatics digital sports platform, today announced upcoming plans to open a retail sportsbook location in partnership with the Columbus Blue Jackets in Columbus' Arena District.
Fanatics aims to build the sportsbook of the future, betting on the long game
It has been nearly a year since Michael Rubin sold his minority share of the 76ers, ending an 11-year run that saw Rubin, who grew up in Lafayette Hill, go from a wealthy e-commerce executive to one of the more powerful CEOs in sports.
Updated on: Mar 19, 2024

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