Thomas Thomas and Andrew Dennison on Acquisition by Teamworks
November 26, 2024 · Read Time: 2 mins
We’re excited to announce that Basepath has been acquired by Teamworks.
Since the beginning, Basepath’s goal has been to build the operational infrastructure for the NIL industry. Through that journey, we’ve become very familiar with the best organizations, products, and solutions in this space. Teamworks has been and is the standard by which we all measure ourselves. To be able to work collaboratively with them to build the operational foundation for the future of college athletics is an opportunity we felt we could not pass up.
The most important aspect of Basepath has been our incredible team. It has been through their excellence, intelligence and execution that we’ve been able to deliver value to our partners and users. We’re proud that the entire full-time team is making the transition to Teamworks.
To our customers and partners – it has been through your trust in us and our products that we have been able to achieve anything. Your feedback, your loyalty, and your ongoing belief in us made us better every single day.
You have our commitment, throughout this transition, we will do everything in our power to ensure you receive no interruption to your ongoing operations or level of service. We believe in time, with our new home, we will be able to provide even better innovation, products, and holistic solutions to your needs both now and into the future.
Let’s go!
Thomas & Andrew
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