She’s Got Time is a lifestyle and media company for women in sports and related fields. It was founded by WNBA legend Swin Cash. The company launches its fourth annual Women in Sports Summit today at Wynn Las Vegas. Programming runs through Tuesday. The two-day event coincides with the NBA Summer League. Furthermore, it brings together leaders from professional sports front offices, coaching staffs, and major media outlets. These groups join for panels, workshops, and networking focused on advancing women’s leadership in sports.
The summit opens with a VIP mindfulness and networking session. This session emphasizes connection and career advancement. On Tuesday, the mainstage will feature panel discussions, interactive workshops, and more networking opportunities. There will be speakers from across the sports and media industries.
Women in Sports Speakers
Speakers include Swin Cash, Andrea Kremer, Christina Granville, Jay Perry, Liron Fanan, Marci Czel, Sandra Idehen, Shaneika Dabney-Henderson, Shelly Cayette-Weston, Terri Jackson, Sarah Kustok, Lacee Carmon-Johnson, LaTonya Story, Teresa Weatherspoon, Denise “DT” Thomas, and Dr. Darvelle Hutchins. They represent organizations such as the WNBA, CBS Sports, and ESPN. In addition, they represent the Toronto Raptors and the Charlotte Hornets.
“The future of the sports industry depends on creating spaces where women can connect, lead, and thrive, and that mission continues to drive everything we do at She’s Got Time,” Cash said in a statement. “This year’s summit will bring together influential voices from across the industry for meaningful conversations, strategic insights, and relationship-building opportunities that help women navigate and shape the future of sports. Our goal is for every attendee to leave with new connections, actionable takeaways, and a stronger network to support their continued growth and impact.”
This year’s summit is supported by sponsors such as the NBA, WNBA, National Basketball Players Association, CBS Sports, Las Vegas Raiders, NBA Summer League, Panini, the Women’s Sports Foundation, and Wynn Las Vegas.
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