An international sports industry veteran, Jay Li is the Founder and CEO of Realeague. Prior to Realeague, Jay was the Head of Strategic Development & Team Operations Division and Special Assistant to President Yao Ming at the Chinese Basketball Association. He started his career in New York, working for the NBA in Global Media Distribution and Global Partnerships. He currently also serves as the Managing Director of Joe Tsai Basketball Scholarship as well as an Executive Producer of Left-Hand Layup!, a popular basketball animated series on Tencent Video.

Jay received a Master of Management Science in Global Affairs from Tsinghua University and a Bachelor of Arts in Film & Media Studies from the University of Rochester. He was a Schwarzman Scholar and a member of the program’s inaugural cohort. He was the first scholar to be named as a PepsiCo Foundation Henry M. Paulson, Jr. Fellow in the history of Schwarzman College.

Jay was featured as one of the protagonists in CNBC’s 2017 documentary Billionaire’s Bet: The Best & Brightest. He was recognized as a 30 under 30 by Forbes China in 2018.

As General Counsel for Realeague, Isaac Low manages strategic partnerships with key stakeholders and advises the business on a wide range of matters including governance, risk management and commercial ventures.

Isaac Low’s experience includes practising corporate law at Clifford Chance LLP in London and driving the global expansion of sports broadcaster DAZN into key European markets. Being a former national basketball player for Singapore, Isaac’s understanding of the sport’s ecosystem in Asia is vital in driving Realeague’s growth.

Natalie Lee has over 15 years of experience in sports marketing and operations. She has held senior roles at Infront Sports & Media, managing FIFA licensing in Greater China, and has a strong background in managing international events. Her expertise makes her a key leader in Realeague’s efforts to elevate sports across Asia.

Greg Stolt leads the development of new basketball competitions in East Asia for Realeague. With over 15 years at the NBA, he was pivotal in launching the NBA Academy in China. A former professional player, Greg’s deep regional ties and strategic vision are instrumental to Realeague’s mission of expanding basketball in the Asia Pacific.