Gary Neville joins Consello Strive

Former Manchester United legend Gary Neville has been revealed as a Partner in global advisory and investing firm, Consello Group’s Consello Strive. Neville also joins as the Chairman of Strive’s UK business.Neville will be overlooking efforts to grow Strive across the UK while the company aims to build on their existing financial advisory business and other services. 

Gary Neville, Consello Strive Partner and Chairman of Strive UK commented,

“I’m delighted to join Consello and play a prominent role in the Firm’s thriving business. Having worked in professional sports, media and entertainment for more than 30 years, I’ve seen firsthand how this world is evolving through technological innovation, content globalisation, and the increasing role of institutional investment. Strive has assembled an exceptional team that is uniquely well-positioned to help corporations, leagues, teams and brands navigate these dynamic industries and reach their full potential.”

Declan Kelly, Chairman and CEO of Consello, said,

“Gary is a born leader, world class athlete and successful entrepreneur who takes a self-described relentless approach to all of his professional and personal pursuits. We are thrilled to have him join our team and to help us further build out our presence in the UK in the months and years ahead. We will also be working directly with Gary to expand his business interests in the U.S. and other regions, further building on the very successful career he has developed both inside and outside of football over the last number of years.”

Janey Whiteside, Consello Partner and CEO of Consello Growth and Business Development, added,

“As we sought out individuals with the track record and tenacity to scale Strive’s operations, Gary stood out as an ideal representation of our Firm’s vision, values and multi-discipline expertise. He has created a legacy in the world’s most popular sport and successfully transitioned into various other content creation, investing and operating endeavours.”