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Serena named chairperson of Oath media company

It was announced that the tennis superstar would lead the company

ByNiko Vercelletto

Published Nov 08, 2017

Living legend, mother, and now chairperson, Serena Williams won't stop reinventing herself. It was recently announced that the 36-year-old will head the Board of Advisor's of the media company Oath, a combined entity of AOL and Yahoo, created by Verizon.

Tim Amstrong, the CEO of Oath, said that "Serena, plus the other board of advisor members, hopefully will have a really big imprint on the future of where the company is going, both in terms of the content we're doing, the advertising, but more importantly, really the culture of the company.”

Of course, it's not all business and no play, as she was spotted on a night out with friends and family in New York, likely in celebration of her impending marriage to Alexis Ohanian.