She’s Got Time opens community investment round

She’s Got Time, the lifestyle and media company founded by Swin Cash, launched The SGT Collective at its fourth annual Women in Sports Summit in Las Vegas on July 14, 2026. The public capital raise gives supporters a chance to buy equity in the company as it expands events, its digital community and media programming.

Why it matters: - The SGT Collective gives women in sports and supporters a chance to own a stake in a company built around their community. - The raise could help She’s Got Time scale faster in a market where women’s sports, brand investment and audience demand are all growing. - The initiative also reflects a broader shift toward community-backed ownership models in media and lifestyle brands.

What happened: - She’s Got Time announced The SGT Collective on July 14, 2026, during the fourth annual She’s Got Time Women in Sports Summit in Las Vegas. - The company opened its capital raise to the public. - Beginning July 14, interested individuals can raise their hand to receive information about the investment opportunity and how to participate. - Swin Cash, founder and CEO of She’s Got Time, framed the launch as a way for the women who helped build the community to own its future.

The details: - The SGT Collective is a new investment initiative that opens the opportunity for the company’s community, supporters and the public to invest directly in She’s Got Time. - Capital raised through the initiative will support expansion of the flagship Vegas summit and Space Maker events. - The funds will also back growth of the company’s digital community platform toward 100,000+ women globally. - She’s Got Time plans to expand its storytelling and media programming from its Atlanta headquarters. - The company positions itself as a lifestyle and media brand serving women in sports and adjacent industries. - The company says it is building the first holistic ecosystem for women with careers across the sports business.

Between the lines: - The launch arrives as women’s sports is drawing record viewership, more professional leagues, higher brand spending and stronger demand for dedicated platforms. - She’s Got Time is targeting the broader “invisible ecosystem” around sports, including coaches, executives, entrepreneurs and leaders who have often been overlooked. - Opening the raise to the public suggests the company wants fans and community members to be more than audience members.

What’s next: - Interested people can visit the company’s announcement to learn more, receive additional information or express interest in participating. - She’s Got Time will use proceeds to grow events, digital community and media operations if the raise advances. - The company’s broader push will be measured by how quickly it can expand participation and reach more women globally.

The bottom line: - She’s Got Time is turning its community into potential owners, betting that the people who support the brand should help finance its next stage of growth.