The business side of Serena 

Tennis icon Serena Williams is the most prolific and dominant tennis player ever.

When we say tennis player, it involves men and women.

Serena has 23 Grand Slams, one more than Rafael Nadal, two and three more than Nole and Roger Federer.

However, Serena Williams announced she was quitting tennis to attend all her business ventures.

According to Vogue, 78% of Serena Williams' portfolios are companies started by people of color or women.

Here's the list of several companies that are part of Serena Williams' investments.

Lolli

Lolli is a bitcoin rewards site and browser extension that lets users earn bitcoin when they shop from our partner merchants.

MasterClass

A masterClass is the streaming platform that makes it possible for anyone to watch or listen to hundreds of video lessons taught by 150+ of the world's best.

Tonal

Tonal is a home gym for strength training. It has a value of $1 billion. It is similar to Peloton, but with a gym system.

OURS

OURS is a couples counseling website with live counseling sessions.

They have virtual counseling, live counseling, and content sessions working with the company's technology.

Clubhouse

Clubhouse is a place for casual, drop-in audio chats. It's a place to meet friends and new people around the world.

It's a space where people debate, ask, and develop specific conversation topics.

Daily Harvest

Website of chef-crafted food built on sustainably sourced fruits and vegetables delivered to your home.

Infinite Objects

Infinite objects print video images and sell them as frames.

Many of their clients are NFT-holders. Infinite Objects help NFT owners to turn a blockchain into physical work.

Hued

HUED is a digital health equity company creating equitable and inclusive healthcare experiences for Black, Latinx, and Indigenous communities.

Others are Banza – food, Billie - razor company, Nestcoin - cryptos for African people, Bitski - Sell and purchase NFTs and Fiveable - free study platform for student.