Julie Uhrman

Overview

Julie Uhrman is an American entrepreneur and investor, best known as the co-founder and president of Angel City Football Club (ACFC), a professional women's soccer team based in Los Angeles, California. ACFC, established in 2020, competes in the National Women's Soccer League (NWSL) and has quickly become a prominent entity in women's sports. Under Uhrman's leadership, the club has achieved significant milestones, including a valuation of $250 million following its acquisition by Bob Iger and Willow Bay in 2024, making it the most valuable women's sports team globally. Uhrman has been instrumental in building a strong community presence for ACFC, fostering a fan base that averages 19,500 attendees per game, and leading initiatives that have delivered over 2 million meals to underserved communities in Los Angeles. Before her tenure at ACFC, Uhrman held various executive roles in the entertainment and technology sectors. She served as the Executive Vice President and General Manager of OTT Ventures at Lionsgate, Head of Platform Business Development at Jaunt, a virtual reality content startup, and founded Ouya, a pioneering Android-based game console. Her diverse background in media, sports, and entertainment has equipped her with a unique skill set to navigate the complexities of professional sports management. In January 2026, Uhrman announced her decision to step down from her position as CEO of ACFC at the end of March, transitioning into a new role as Principal Advisor to team ownership starting April 1. She will continue to serve on the ACFC board, contributing to the club's long-term vision and strategic direction. This move reflects Uhrman's commitment to the continued growth and success of Angel City Football Club, ensuring its sustained impact on the sports and entertainment landscape.