Adduce Systems is building the credibility layer for the next era of roster intelligence — where coaches, athletic departments, agents, and other decision-makers need tools as rigorous as the stakes they face. We turn fragmented data and instinct into athlete-centered decision systems for coaches, programs, agents, and athletes themselves.
A board with credibility in elite basketball, AI, forecasting, finance, law, and leadership — assembled to make Adduce's intelligence as trusted as the decisions it informs.

Dean of the Darden School of Business at the University of Virginia and Special Advisor to the Provost on AI. A world-leading expert in forecasting and decision analysis, she anchors Adduce's analytical rigor.

Former NFL athlete, speaker, and author — creator of the Identity Shift and Dark Work frameworks. Shapes how Adduce connects with athletes and the market.

One of the longest-tenured players in NBA history — a 22-year career defined by durability and longevity. Advises on athlete development and performance sustainability.

Four-decade attorney in corporate law, governance, M&A, and sports & entertainment. Former President/CEO, longtime board chairman, and 2017 Z. Alexander Looby Lifetime Achievement Award recipient.

NCAA champion, Olympic gold medalist, and NBA champion. Longtime Pacers Sports & Entertainment executive and broadcaster, and chair of the Indiana University Board of Trustees.

Career spanning senior leadership at Goldman Sachs and Deutsche Bank, most recently Chief Marketing Officer at Group 1001. Brings strategic vision and institutional execution.
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Leadership roles at Goldman Sachs and Bridgewater Associates — the world's largest hedge fund — plus led AI development at Group 1001. Builds Adduce's technical foundation.
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Harvard applied mathematics; former Managing Director at J.P. Morgan leading U.S. equity derivatives trading. Founder of an engineering firm in Ghana. Drives platform and technology.
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