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Best Places to Work in Sports: Professional Services Providers — Inner Circle Sports

3.4.2024

Professional Services Providers: Fewer Than 50 Employees

Inner Circle Sports (Silver)

Employees: 7
Headquarters: New York City
Primary business: Investment bank
Key executive: Steve Horowitz, managing partner
Top Engagement Category: Team Dynamics

What makes it a Best Place to Work:

■ As an employee at Inner Circle Sports, I feel supported by everyone at the firm. In the short time I have been at the firm, I have made incredible growth both personally and professionally due to the resources available and encouragement of the team.

■ No one has a title.

■ Leaders never hold anyone back from opportunities for career advancement, they give you the right tools to succeed and when there comes a time for you to move on, they unselfishly provide help to the very end.

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