Rob and I was joking last week or two weeks ago whenever we announced.

You know, I said, we've done a lot of pretty transformational high profile deals over the course of rain.

I've had more inbounds about the PLL

than any other project I've been a part of,

which is mind-blown to me.

Because I know there was always a lot of lacrosse players spread around Wall Street,

but this was not, you know, just outreach from people that play lacrosse.

It was people saying this is so exciting.

You know, I think that's a testament to you and Mike and frankly

your your energy around this. It's been insane to watch you guys accomplish so

much and in so little time but you know I think that's we're onto something here.

Hey everyone and welcome to an all new episode of Suiting up

podcast this is a special edition of creating the PLL and it's the last one in this series.

I'm Paul Rabel, a co-founder and chief strategy officer of the Premier Lacrosse League.

And over the last five weeks, post-launch, we've had a variety of guest interviews

and recaps, plus updates on the progress of the business.

It's been unique to this show.

And on today's episode, I get to sit down with our lead investor, the Rain Group, and among

reminiscing around our launch we talk about corporate strategy, financing, and the

future of sport. I think you'll see why having a strategic lead investor is what we like

to call mission critical to a company's success. And it's rare in business that something

can come together almost in a way of instant chemistry.

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