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Jason Levien

Jason M. Levien is an American sports executive and investor specializing in professional basketball and soccer franchises. He has served as co-chairman and CEO of Major League Soccer's D.C. United since leading an investment group to acquire a majority stake in the club in 2012. Prior to this role, Levien built a career transitioning from legal practice and sports agency representation—where he negotiated high-profile contracts such as Luol Deng's $71 million extension with the Chicago Bulls—to executive positions, including a stint as CEO of the NBA's Memphis Grizzlies, which ESPN ranked among the league's top franchises during his tenure. Under his leadership at D.C. United, Levien spearheaded the development of Audi Field, a 20,000-seat soccer-specific stadium opened through a public-private partnership, alongside affiliate initiatives like the USL Championship's Loudoun United FC, Segra Field, and the United Performance Center training facility. He has also chaired the Brisbane Bullets of Australia's National Basketball League, recently increasing his ownership stake to consolidate control, and previously held majority ownership in EFL Championship club Swansea City A.F.C. from 2016 until divesting in 2024. Levien's ventures have drawn scrutiny amid D.C. United's prolonged on-field struggles and fan demands for ownership changes, though he has pledged operational reforms to restore competitiveness.

Early life and education

Upbringing and early influences

Jason Levien was born and raised in , , where he spent nearly his entire early life before a recent relocation. His father, Jim Levien, was an attorney who represented prominent athletes, including boxer Hector "Macho" Camacho, exposing the young Levien to the of sports representation from an early age. This family connection to the and athletic worlds likely shaped his foundational interests at the intersection of , , and .

Academic background and initial career aspirations

Levien earned a degree in politics from , where he played on the basketball team. He subsequently enrolled at the , pursuing a program that culminated in a from the in 1997 and a Master's in from the Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy. During law school, he served as an editor on the Michigan Law Review. Upon entering the , Levien did not anticipate a career in , instead focusing on and as pathways to integrate legal expertise with political engagement. Following graduation, he clerked for a federal judge in before joining the Washington, D.C., law firm as an associate in 1998, aiming to leverage his degrees in areas blending and policy influence.

Professional career

Legal practice, sports agency, and academic roles

Following his graduation from the in 1997 with a and a Master's in Public Policy, where he served as an editor of the Michigan Law Review, Jason Levien commenced his legal career as a for Judge on the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit. In 1998, he joined the Washington, D.C.-based law firm LLP as an associate, working under partner Lon Babby and focusing initially on trial practice before shifting to the firm's sports-related matters, including player representation and contract negotiations. Levien transitioned from legal practice to sports agency by founding Levien Sports Representation in in 2002, certifying as a player agent and representing athletes in the NBA and other leagues. The agency grew to employ five staff members and manage 27 clients, with Levien negotiating high-value contracts such as Luol Deng's six-year, $71 million extension with the in July 2008 and securing Kevin Martin as a first-round draft pick for the in 2004. He later sold the firm to pursue front-office roles in professional basketball, including positions with the starting in 2007 as and assistant general manager. Limited public records indicate Levien held adjunct teaching positions in sports law, including at the School of Law, though specific dates and course details remain sparsely documented in primary professional biographies.

Executive roles in basketball

Levien began his executive career in the (NBA) with the in 2007, serving initially as and assistant general manager before advancing to senior vice president. He departed the organization in 2010. In 2011, Levien joined the ownership group of the , contributing to the assembly of investors led by Josh Harris that acquired the franchise; he held a minority stake and served on the board until selling his interest in late 2012. On November 4, 2012, Levien was appointed chief executive officer and managing partner of Memphis Basketball LLC, the entity operating the Memphis Grizzlies and the FedExForum arena, by majority owner Robert Pera; in this role, he oversaw both business operations and basketball affairs while serving as an alternate NBA governor. Under his leadership, the Grizzlies compiled a regular-season record of 162 wins against 105 losses over two full seasons. He was dismissed from the position on May 19, 2014, alongside assistant general manager Stu Lash. In September 2019, Levien led a consortium, including former NBA player Kevin Martin, to acquire the of Australia's (NBL), assuming the role of chairman. He subsequently increased his ownership stake, buying out the league's minority interest and solidifying control over the club's direction amid efforts to enhance competitiveness. As of 2025, Levien remains actively involved as principal owner, guiding offseason strategies and roster rebuilds.

Leadership and ownership in soccer: D.C. United

In 2012, Jason Levien, alongside Erick Thohir, acquired majority ownership of D.C. United, a Major League Soccer franchise, with Levien assuming the role of managing general partner. This purchase aimed to stabilize and revitalize the club, which had faced financial and competitive challenges, including playing in a baseball stadium. Levien's leadership focused on infrastructure upgrades and long-term sustainability, leading the development of Audi Field, a 20,000-seat soccer-specific stadium in Southwest Washington, D.C., completed in 2018 through a public-private partnership. The venue hosted the 2023 MLS All-Star Game and has anchored the Buzzard Point neighborhood's redevelopment. By 2018, Levien consolidated control by acquiring Thohir's stake via an entity he controlled, bringing in Steve Kaplan as co-chairman while retaining his position as CEO. The ownership group has since expanded to include investors such as and Mark Ingram III, with Levien and Kaplan as principal owners. Under Levien's direction, the organization launched , a affiliate, and constructed alongside the United Performance Center in , both opening in 2021 to enhance player development and academy operations. Levien has also served over a decade on the MLS Board of Governors, influencing league-wide policies. Levien's tenure has emphasized facility investments over immediate on-field success, with achieving playoff appearances but no titles since 2007. Recent plans include expanding by up to 10,000 seats and adding a roof, pending city funding. However, persistent team struggles, including missing playoffs in multiple seasons, have drawn fan criticism and calls for Levien and Kaplan to sell, prompting 2025 changes such as firing Ally Mackay, hired by Levien in 2023. Ownership has committed to rebuilding competitiveness amid supporter unrest.

Investment in Swansea City

In April 2016, Jason Levien and Steve Kaplan, leading an American investment consortium, entered negotiations to acquire a controlling interest in Swansea City AFC, then competing in the English Premier League. The takeover was announced as completed on June 5, 2016, subject to Premier League approval, with the group securing a 68% controlling stake while allowing existing shareholders, including the Supporters' Trust, to retain minority holdings. Premier League ratification followed on July 1, 2016, formalizing Levien and Kaplan as co-chairmen alongside continued executive involvement from prior owner Huw Jenkins. During their ownership, which spanned over eight years, Levien and Kaplan invested tens of millions of dollars into personnel, infrastructure, and operations, including an increase in their shareholding in January 2018 by purchasing the remaining stake from minority owner Dineen. The club suffered relegation from the in 2018 and remained in the thereafter, experiencing managerial turnover and fan criticisms over perceived limited on-pitch investment and a 2022 legal dispute with the Supporters' Trust that was ultimately resolved. Levien later reflected that the group had committed significant funds despite acknowledging errors in player transfers, positioning the club with a stable squad and management by the end of their tenure. On November 7, 2024, Levien, Kaplan, and associate agreed to sell their controlling stake to a new investment group comprising Andy Coleman, Brett Cravatt, , and Jason Cohen, with the transaction completing over the subsequent weekend. The sale resulted in a financial loss for the original investors, though structured to include a potential bonus contingent on future promotion; the incoming owners pledged additional tens of millions in capital injection. Levien cited the timing as appropriate for transition, expressing confidence in the club's improved state relative to their 2016 entry.

Other sports investments

Levien serves as chairman and a majority owner of the , a professional men's team competing in Australia's (NBL). In September 2019, he led an investment group, including retired NBA player Kevin Martin, to acquire the club through Brisbane Basketball USA LLC, marking a shift from previous ownership amid efforts to stabilize and grow the franchise. Under Levien's involvement, the Bullets have focused on enhancing fan engagement, infrastructure, and competitive performance, with the team reaching the multiple times since the acquisition, including a appearance in the 2021–22 season. In April 2025, following the divestment of remaining shares by NBL co-founder , local businessman Ben Haan purchased a substantial ownership stake, while Levien expanded his own investment to maintain leadership control. Prior to the Bullets, Levien held minority ownership stakes in NBA teams, including the Philadelphia 76ers from 2011 until selling his interest in 2012 to pursue executive opportunities elsewhere. These earlier investments aligned with his background in basketball operations, but his current holdings outside soccer are centered on the NBL franchise.

Controversies and legal challenges

Tax evasion whistleblower lawsuit

In December 2022, Christopher Deubert, former general counsel for D.C. United, filed a qui tam whistleblower lawsuit under the False Claims Act in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia and the Southern District of New York, alleging that Jason Levien had defrauded New York State and city tax authorities by falsely claiming Florida residency to evade approximately $2.5 million to $5.2 million in income taxes from 2012 to 2018. Deubert claimed Levien maintained primary residences in New York City and Washington, D.C., including spending significant time at properties there, while registering vehicles and obtaining a Florida driver's license to establish nominal Florida domicile, thereby avoiding New York's higher tax rates on his income from sports agency work and investments. Levien, through his legal representatives, immediately denied the allegations, asserting that he had been a bona fide resident since 2012, with tax returns filed accordingly and no audits or deficiencies assessed by authorities during the period in question. His attorneys described the suit as a retaliatory action stemming from Deubert's 2021 termination from amid unrelated performance issues and emphasized that Levien's residency was supported by documented ties, including property ownership and limited days spent in . The lawsuits were originally sealed as part of the process, allowing government review, but and D.C. authorities declined to intervene after investigation. In October 2023, the D.C. dismissed the of Columbia case with prejudice, ruling it meritless following the government's non-intervention and Levien's motion to dismiss; the case met a similar fate, with no findings of upheld. No penalties or repayments were imposed on Levien, and the dismissal underscored the whistleblower's failure to provide sufficient evidence of fraudulent intent or material misrepresentation to tax officials.

Criticisms of team management and performance

Under Jason Levien's leadership as CEO and co-chairman of since 2012, the club has drawn sharp criticism for prolonged on-field underperformance, including a last-place finish in Soccer's Eastern Conference in 2022 and missing the for five consecutive seasons from 2020 to 2024. This decline followed the departure of long-time coach in 2020 and has been attributed by analysts to ownership's inadequate roster building and strategic decisions, despite acquisitions of designated players like and , resulting in one of the league's weakest defenses with the lowest save percentage and over two goals conceded per game on average. Frequent managerial turnover exacerbated instability, with three unproven head coaches—, , and —cycling through since 2020, alongside two s, amid a 20-year drought without a league title. In response to the 2022 season's failures, the club fired its and head of technical recruitment, but subsequent changes have failed to reverse the trend, prompting fan protests and demands for Levien and co-owner Steve Kaplan to sell the team. Levien's co-ownership of Swansea City from 2016 to 2024, holding a majority stake alongside Kaplan, faced similar rebukes for a period of decline and mismanagement, culminating in the club's relegation from the Premier League in 2018 under Carlos Carvalhal and repeated failures to secure promotion from the Championship. Critics highlighted erratic managerial appointments and sackings, such as the 2016 dismissal of Francesco Guidolin after seven games, followed by Bob Bradley's 85-day stint yielding only two wins, two draws, and seven losses, as well as later removals of Paul Clement in 2017 and Michael Duff in 2023 after five wins in 19 games. The era saw play-off final losses, including to Brentford in May 2021 under Steve Cooper, and departures of promising managers like Graham Potter and Russell Martin amid poor transfer activity, notably a 2023 January window where six players left without replacements. Supporters accused the owners of insufficient investment in the squad and disengagement, with Levien and Kaplan rarely attending matches, leading to threats of legal action by the fans' trust in 2016 and widespread view of the tenure as one of turmoil rather than progress; Levien himself acknowledged mistakes in a January 2021 interview. The stake was sold in November 2024 to a new American-led group.

Personal life and broader impact

Family and residence

Levien maintains residences in Washington, D.C., New York City, and Memphis, Tennessee, reflecting his executive roles with D.C. United and past positions with the Memphis Grizzlies, as well as broader business activities. He described spending much of his time traveling between these locations in 2013. Levien is married to Meredith Kopit Levien, chief executive officer of The New York Times Company since 2020, and the couple has one son, born around 2011.

Investments and business philosophy

Levien established Neivel Capital LLC in 2017 as a Florida-based private investment vehicle, serving as its principal member with a principal place of business in Boca Raton. He is also the founder and principal of 82nd Street Partners, through which he pursues opportunities in , , , , and related sectors. These entities complement his broader portfolio, which includes angel investments in early-stage companies across financial software, management, applications, and . Notable investments include a seed round in Keemotion, a sports broadcasting technology firm, in 2017; , a platform for recruiting; and Park Place Payments, a provider of third-party IT and payment solutions. Levien's approach as involves direct personal capital deployment into promising ventures, often in exchange for equity stakes, targeting scalable technologies with potential for sustained growth. Levien's prioritizes long-term over short-term gains, advocating for , strategic allocation, and hands-on involvement to foster enduring . In a 2021 interview regarding club ownership, he stated that medium- to long-term success requires "sustained success, , [and] making the right strategic ," reflecting a to viable, self-reinforcing models rather than aggressive expansion. This perspective, rooted in his transition from legal practice and sports agency—where he emphasized close client relationships and impactful —extends to his decisions, favoring sectors aligned with his expertise in sports-adjacent and .

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