The Indianapolis Colts on Monday announced that Carlie Irsay-Gordon will take over as the franchise’s principal owner as part of the transition of team ownership following the death of her father, Jim Irsay.
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Irsay-Gordon’s official title, effective immediately, will be team owner and CEO.
Irsay’s other two daughters, Casey Foyt and Kalen Jackson, will share in leadership duties for the team as part of ownership. Foyt will assume the role of owner and executive vice president, while Jackson is owner and chief brand officer in addition to her role as president of the Indianapolis Colts Foundation.
Irsay-Gordon, Foyt and Jackson previously served as Colts vice chair/owner since 2012, and their new roles and titles are “pursuant to longstanding plans set forth by Jim Irsay,” per the team.
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Jim Irsay died at the age of 65 on May 21. Irsay took over as the team’s principal owner in 1997 following the passing of his father Robert Irsay, the team’s previous owner, and saw the Colts advance to the playoffs 16 times, win two AFC championships and one Super Bowl during his tenure.
Irsay-Gordon joined the Colts as a vice president in 2008 and is a member of the league’s media owned and operated committee, the 32 equity committee, the league’s strategic capital fund and the security and fan conduct committee.
