Carolyn Tisch Blodgett Net Worth 2026: Giants and Gotham FC Owner

No reputable outlet publishes a personal net worth figure for Carolyn Tisch Blodgett, and the $266.7 million number found on some profile sites has no source. Her wealth comes from the Tisch family's sports holdings. She is a co-owner of the New York Giants, the controlling governor of NWSL champions Gotham FC and the founder of sports investment firm Next Three Ventures. Her mother, Laurie Tisch, was worth $1.2 billion in April 2023, according to Forbes.

What is Carolyn Tisch Blodgett's net worth?

Forbes, Bloomberg and similar publications do not list a figure for Tisch Blodgett herself. The biggest known asset is her share of the Giants, and she has declined to say how large it is. Front Office Sports reports that the team is valued at more than $10 billion after a minority stake was sold to the Koch family in 2025. Her grandfather Bob Tisch bought half the club from the Mara family in 1991 for $75 million.

In March 2026, Steve, Jonathan and Laurie Tisch moved their Giants shares into trusts for their children. In September 2026, Tisch Blodgett told Front Office Sports that the transfer is "done", as ESPN reported. The trusts' terms and each beneficiary's share are private. Any single number for her wealth would be a guess, so we do not give one. The previous version of this page stated $266.7 million and described her as a financial advisor who began as a stockbroker. Neither claim has a source, and we have removed both.

Yearly earnings, income and salary

Her pay has never been reported. The yearly, monthly and daily income figures that appeared here before ($10 million, $833,000 and $28,000) were not backed by any source, so we deleted them. Her income is likely to come from the businesses she leads: Next Three Ventures, where she is founder and CEO; Gotham FC, where she is primary owner and governor; and the Giants, where she is a strategic adviser to the ownership group. None of these entities publishes executive pay.

Early life and family

Carolyn Tisch Blodgett is the daughter of investor and philanthropist Laurie Tisch and hedge fund manager Donald Sussman, who are divorced. Her sister is Democratic strategist Emily Tisch Sussman. Her grandfather was Preston Robert "Bob" Tisch, who bought the family's half of the Giants. Her uncles are Giants chairman Steve Tisch and Jonathan Tisch, the team's treasurer.

Crain's New York Business listed her as 35 years old in 2020. That means she is around 40 or 41 in 2026. Her exact birth date and height have not been published, and the weight given here before had no source.

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Carolyn Tisch Blodgett's husband

Blodgett is her married name. Earlier versions of this page named her husband and said they had recently married. We could not confirm either detail in a reliable source, so we have removed them. Front Office Sports reports that she left Peloton in 2021 after the birth of her third child.

Education

Older profiles said she graduated from Harvard Business School and was active in debate and student government. We found no reliable source for her degrees and have not repeated those claims.

Professional life

Peloton

Before moving into sports, Tisch Blodgett built her career in consumer marketing. At Peloton, she became head of global marketing. Crain's New York Business put her on its 2020 40 Under 40 list in that role. She left the company in 2021.

Next Three Ventures

She launched Next Three Ventures in 2021. She has said the firm was set up to help the family understand where sports, fandom and technology are heading. Front Office Sports lists its portfolio as including:

• League One Volleyball
• TMRW Sports, the parent of the indoor golf league TGL, and TGL's Los Angeles Golf Club
• the U.S. SailGP team
• the Women's Lacrosse League
• Jackpot.com

In summer 2026, Next Three joined a $100 million funding round for the Premier Lacrosse League. Other backers included Ares Management and Nets owner Joe Tsai.

Gotham FC

Tisch Blodgett led the family's investment in Gotham FC in 2023, backed by her mother and uncles, and has served as primary owner and governor since then. The club won the NWSL championship days after the deal. It won again in 2025, beating the Washington Spirit 1-0 in the final. In her message to fans after that title, she noted the club had slipped to eighth place before the playoffs. In July 2026, the club announced it will move to Etihad Park in Queens in 2028. Queens Daily Eagle reported that Tisch Blodgett, as controlling governor, called the stadium "where the next chapter of Gotham begins."

New York Giants

Tisch Blodgett is a co-owner of the Giants and a strategic adviser to the Tisch ownership group. In remarks reported by ESPN, she said she has worked on international expansion, fan development and the in-game experience. She also led the sale of a minority interest in the team in 2025, and she tries to be at the team facility at least once a week. Front Office Sports reports a belief in league circles that she will eventually become the public face of the family's Giants stake. She has said she is focused on day-to-day work, not on that possibility.

Recent news (2025-2026)

• December 2025: Gotham FC wins its second NWSL title in three years.
• March 2026: Her mother and uncles ask the NFL to approve moving their Giants stakes into their children's trusts. This followed the release of Justice Department files showing Steve Tisch's past contacts with Jeffrey Epstein. She has declined to comment on her uncle.
• July 2026: Gotham announces its 2028 move to Queens. Fortune interviews her about whether World Cup interest will turn into local fandom.
• September 2026: She says the Giants share transfer is complete.

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Net worth compared

Her position resembles that of Amy Adams Strunk, who controls the Tennessee Titans through a family inheritance. In both cases, the value of the stake is tied to the team's valuation, not to a salary. Her mother Laurie Tisch is the only member of this branch of the family with a published figure: $1.2 billion from Forbes in April 2023.

How we checked this page

We checked her roles against Front Office Sports, ESPN, Crain's New York Business, Gotham FC, Queens Daily Eagle and Fortune, and her family background against Laurie Tisch's Wikipedia entry. We removed the unsourced net worth, income figures, weight, husband's name, education claims and generic childhood description. We also deleted the empty contact details and quick info sections. Her profession has been corrected from financial advisor to sports owner and investor.