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After nearly three decades in professional sports and entertainment, Billie Streets retired in 2018  as the senior vice president of events and communications administration at the Madison Square Garden Sports and Entertainment Company.

During her tenure, she directed all administrative, financial, and operational activities for the office of the executive vice president and chief communications officer. Additionally, she oversaw the events, photography, and archives departments responsible for managing and supporting multi-million dollar assets. 

Streets was responsible for supporting some of MSG's iconic brands, including the New York Knicks, New York Rangers, MSG Arena & Theater, Radio City Music Hall, Beacon Theater, LA Forum, Boston Calling, and the TAO restaurant and Hospitality Group. 

A former member of the Oberlin women's basketball team, Streets graduated in 1986 with a degree in sociology. She would go on to earn a master's of business administration from The Ohio State University Fisher College of Business in 1989 before securing a doctorate in management and marketing at Pace University in 2011. 

While still consulting for MSG, Streets has focused countless hours on strengthening social justice initiatives close to her heart. She briefly served as an advisor at PointsBet, working on its diversity, equity, and inclusion committee, and more recently started The Legacy of Grace Collective - an initiative to honor her late mother that aims to help people achieve happiness and live the lives they desire.