Revealed: The three women taking over Indianapolis Colts after Jim Irsay's death
By ERIC BLUM
The Indianapolis Colts have announced an ownership transition from the late Jim Irsay, who died last month, to his three daughters - Carlie-Irsay Gordon, Casey Foyt and Kalen Jackson.
All three daughters have served as vice chairs of the Colts since 2012, with succession plans put in play by Irsay long before his death on May 21.
Each of the three women will take on new titles with their elevation into the top job with the franchise.
Irsay-Gordon, Jim's eldest child and daughter, will become Owner and CEO and will serve as the team's principal owner, with all three sisters sharing leadership duties.
Foyt, the middle daughter, will become Owner and Executive Vice President, while Jackson, the youngest sibling, will become Owner, Chief Brand Officer and President of the Indianapolis Colts Foundation.
Irsay had been the Colts principal owner since 1997, taking quarterback Peyton Manning in the NFL Draft in his first full year in charge of the franchise.
Carlie-Irsay Gordon (left), Casey Foyt (center) and Kalen Jackson (right) will take over the team
The Colts have announced an ownership transition from Jim Irsay to his three daughters
More to come.
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