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  1. RAISE Summit21 min

    Alexis Ohanian, Founder, 776, Reddit & Victorien Tixier, CEO, ScorePlay: The Future of AI in Sports

    Alexis Ohanian, Victorien Tixier, Vic

    At an industry conference, Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian interviewed Scoreplay CEO Vic LaRosa to discuss how artificial intelligence will commoditize content production while elevating live sports as the premier vehicle for authentic, real-time human connection. Their dialogue highlighted Scoreplay's mission to replace legacy infrastructure with centralized AI automation for media asset management, a strategy designed to unlock global market reach through instant localization and data-driven camera placement. The conversation further emphasized a strategic pivot toward women's sports, where Ohanian argues that re-underwriting assets from first principles and leveraging digital-first storytelling will drive exponential valuation growth and reshape traditional league dynamics.

  2. Milken Institute58 min

    Modern Solutions for Parenting and Work-Life Balance | Global Conference 2025

    Alex Witt, Jeanette Betancourt, Becky Kennedy, Alexis Ohanian, Eve Rodsky, Maaren Shah

    A panel of five experts, including Reddit co-founder Alexis Rohanian and author Eve Rodsky, convened to address the systemic burnout and declining birth rates plaguing modern dual-income households. The discussion emphasized that parenting requires formal education and structural support, urging a shift from vague "helping" to clear ownership of domestic mental loads and advocating for universal paid leave policies. Consensus emerged that achieving true equity involves men transitioning from assistants to owners of household labor, while society must view child-rearing as a collective responsibility rather than an individual burden.

  3. Sequoia Capital43 min

    How Reddit Became "The Front Page of the Internet" ft. Founder Steve Huffman

    Steve Huffman, Roelof Botha, Alexis Ohanian, Chris Slowe, Jen Wong, Alfred Lin, Rolof Huerta

    Following a rejected startup pitch and a failed sale to Condé Nast, co-founders Steve Huffman and Alexis Ohanian established Reddit as a user-driven social platform that survived early financial instability through the successful launch of the Reddit Gold subscription model. After a 2015 community blackout forced leadership changes, returning CEO Huffman implemented formal content policies and pivoted the business strategy toward sustainable advertising, which increased annual revenue from $15 million to $804 million by 2023. This strategic reinvention enabled Reddit to correct its user metrics, secure a successful IPO in March 2024, and transition into a self-sustaining global entity balancing community autonomy with corporate safety mandates.

  4. 20VC with Harry Stebbings1h 23m

    Alexis Ohanian: The Full P&L Breakdown of the World's Most Valuable Women's Sports Team | E1187

    Alexis Ohanian, Harry Stebbings

    Alexis Ohanian, partnering with Natalie Portman, Cara Delevingne, and Julie Dreyfuss, established Angel City FC to apply Silicon Valley startup discipline to the undervalued women's soccer market. By leveraging a founder-centric capital structure, early merchandise sales, and high-profile media deals with DoorDash and major networks, the franchise generated $31 million in annual revenue while operating without traditional board control. Ohanian maintains that this model transforms sports teams into content-driven assets poised for billion-dollar valuations, ultimately challenging the dominance of male-dominated leagues through superior storytelling and technology adoption.

  5. Milken Institute1h 1m

    Mission Driven: How NextGen Leaders Use Business Tools to Create Social Change

    Sonal Shah, Simone Friedman, Alexis Ohanian, Arif Rachmat, Cindy Whitehead, Eva Yazari, Aubrey Ruby, Sandra Kwok, Diane Murphy, Nadia Bachter, Jay Lipman

    The "Mission Driven Next-Gen Leaders" panel convened philanthropist Simone Friedman, investor Alexis Ohanian, Indonesian entrepreneur Arif Rahmat, and venture capitalist Cindy Whitehead to advocate for merging social impact directly into core business models rather than treating philanthropy as a separate activity. Panelists detailed specific strategies for systemic change, including Friedman's impact investments in sustainable food systems, Ohanian's platform governance reforms at Reddit, Rahmat's agricultural stewardship in Indonesia, and Whitehead's focus on closing the gender funding gap in health tech. The discussion concluded by highlighting that while traditional grants remain limited, integrating impact into profit generation and addressing regulatory barriers are essential for scaling solutions across emerging markets and diverse sectors.