Steph Curry

Wardell Stephen Curry II, born March in Akron, Ohio, is an American professional basketball player. The son of former NBA player Dell Curry, he played college basketball at Davidson before being selected seventh overall in the 2009 NBA Draft. Since then, he has spent his entire career with the Warriors, leading them to four NBA championships and earning two league MVP awards, including the only unanimous MVP in history. Widely recognized as the greatest shooter to ever play the game, Curry holds the NBA record for the most career three-pointers and was instrumental in the 2024 Olympic gold medal win for Team USA. Beyond his athletic achievements, Curry is a dedicated entrepreneur and philanthropist who serves as the CEO of Thirty Ink, a purpose-driven holding company that manages his off-court business empire. Named in honor of the jersey number he shared with his father, Thirty Ink oversees a profitable portfolio including his media company, Unanimous Media, and Gentleman’s Cut bourbon. A cornerstone of this empire is the Curry Brand through Under Armour, where he serves as President under a landmark lifetime partnership. Through Thirty Ink, Curry also champions the Eat. Learn. Play. Foundation and platforms like Underrated Golf and Basketball, aiming to "Elevate the Under" by aligning his global influence with a mission-driven focus on sports, media, and lifestyle.