Former US senator Kelly Loeffler’s controversial stint as a WNBA team owner ended Friday as the women’s league and NBA board of governors approved the sale of the Atlanta Dream.
Larry Gottesdiener, chairman of the Massachusetts-based real estate private equity firm Northland Investment Corporation, heads the three-member investment group taking control of the team which also includes Northland president Suzanne Abair and former Dream star Renee Montgomery.
Montgomery becomes the first former player to become both an owner and executive of a WNBA team.
“With the unanimous WNBA and NBA votes, today marks a new beginning for the Atlanta Dream organization and we are very please…
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