How a former WNBA player became an exec with a $724 million job
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The WNBA All-Star Game highlights the significant progress of women's basketball, showcasing the top talent in the league. Despite this success, 85% of players miss All-Star selection, indicating limited recognition. Former player Rasheeda Clark transitioned to a successful business career in fast-food franchising after her basketball career, citing low player salaries and injury as factors in her departure from the league. Clark's experience emphasizes the challenges female athletes face in securing their futures beyond sports, contrasting with the opportunities available to them today.
Rasheeda Clark faced challenges after her WNBA career, including low salaries and limited opportunities, yet she found success in fast-food franchising, becoming president of Flynn Wendy's.
The WNBA All-Star Game in Indianapolis demonstrates the progress of women's basketball and the potential careers available for top players, though many lack recognition.
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