Charlie Ebersol

Charlie Ebersol: Entrepreneur, Filmmaker, and CEO of Infinite Athlete

Charlie Ebersol is an American entrepreneur and filmmaker who currently serves as the Co-Founder and CEO of Infinite Athlete, a sports technology company based in Atlanta, Georgia.13 Some key facts about Charlie Ebersol:

• He was born in 1982 in Torrington, Connecticut to actress Susan Saint James and television executive Dick Ebersol.3
• In 2004, during his senior year at the University of Notre Dame, Ebersol was involved in a plane crash along with his father that killed his younger brother Teddy.3
• He has produced several documentaries, including "Ithuteng: Never Stop Learning" in 2006 which won the Toronto International Film Festival's first OneXOne award.3
• Ebersol co-founded The Company, a production company that has worked on shows like USA Network's "NFL Characters Unite" and CNBC's "The Profit".3
• In 2018, he co-founded the Alliance of American Football (AAF) league, serving as its CEO until it ceased operations in 2019.13
• Ebersol co-founded Infinite Athlete (previously Tempus Ex Machina) in 2021 with former AAF executives Erik Schwartz and Annie Gerhart.13 The company provides a platform for building sports technology applications.
• Infinite Athlete made headlines in 2023 by becoming the front-of-shirt sponsor for Premier League club Chelsea FC in a £40 million deal.12

As CEO of Infinite Athlete, Ebersol is working to build what he calls an "operating system for sports" that can serve as a foundation for future innovation in the industry.1 The company's technology is currently used by the NFL, Chelsea FC, and other sports organizations.1