Populous' Sherri Privitera Named to Global RAISE Power 100 Women in Sport

Populous Senior Principal and Americas Regional Board member Sherri Privitera has been named to the RAISE Power 100 in Women's Sport 2026, an annual list recognizing 100 global leaders whose influence, innovation and leadership are driving meaningful progress across the women's sports industry.

This international recognition is based on impact over the past year and was earned through independent selection. Privitera is the only architect recognized on this year’s list, joining influential leaders including executives, athletes, investors, creatives and entrepreneurs.

“Sherri is a rare example in the women’s sports space of someone who combines her power with her purpose and is changing the global landscape for women and girls at scale,” said Baz Moffat, CEO & Co-Founder at The Well HQ. “It’s terrific that RAISE has recognized her on their Power List, huge congratulations to Sherri.”

A global leader in elite athlete training, Privitera has dedicated her career to advancing women’s sports through thoughtful, athlete-centered design. Over nearly three decades, she has helped redefine what elite sports facilities can be by integrating research, strategy and design to create environments that support athletes, strengthen organizations and elevate the fan experience.

“Sherri is a rare example in the women's sports space of someone who combines her power with her purpose and is changing the global landscape for women and girls at scale.”

Baz Moffat

CEO & Co-Founder, The Well HQ

Today, she is helping ensure Populous remains at the forefront of women’s professional sports, partnering with leagues and teams to shape the next generation of purpose-built facilities while influencing the broader direction of the industry through thought leadership and innovation.

“Sherri has been instrumental in shaping the future of women’s sports across the industry,” said Jonathan Mallie, Global Director and Managing Director of the Americas for Populous. “Sherri’s work continues to elevate what’s possible for women’s professional sports. We’re proud to have Sherri leading our efforts at Populous.”