Who is Clara Wu Tsai: Brooklyn Nets' co-owner and Joe Tsai's wife
Clara Wu Tsai, the wife of Brooklyn Nets co-owner Joe Tsai, is an investor and businesswoman. She married Joe Tsai in October 1996. The couple has three children, Alex, Dash and Jacob.
Clara Wu is a co-owner of the Nets, the New York Liberty, San Diego Seals and Barclays Center. She also founded The Joe and Clara Tsai Foundation and REFORM Alliance.
Thank you to Clara Wu Tsai for hosting a reception for our players and coaches while we were in Los Angeles! https://t.co/avsUOnV4ph
Clara Wu Tsai was born and brought up in the US. She was the daughter of Dr. De Min Wu and Chin-Sha Wu in Lawrence, Kansas. Clara Wu went to Standford University to complete her college education. She completed her bachelor's and master's in international relations. Clara Wu also holds an MBA degree from Harvard University.
Clara Wu formerly worked as a senior manager and vice president in the business analysis unit of the finance group at American Express. She has actively contributed to community research projects, promoted equal opportunities, and fought for social justice. Wu Tsai has dived deep into her philanthropic side through her business ventures.
Taking a look at Clara Wu Tsai's philanthropic side
The Joe and Clara Tsai Foundation is invested in working against systematic imbalances that produce gaps in education, health, and wealth due to racism. The foundation supports the Black community, Indigenous, and People of Color.
Clara Wu Tsai and her husband Joe committed to a Social Justice Fund worth $50 million to help with their social justice work through their foundation. Their focus on bringing economic empowerment through and fighting systematic imbalances in various fields through this foundation is primarily practiced in Brooklyn.
Joe Tsai and Clara Wu Tsai stand with George Floyd’s family, and our organization remains committed to working to end systemic racism and injustice.
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On the other hand, Wu Tsai's REFORM Alliance is focused on transforming probation and parole through a change of laws, systems and culture to create pathways and well-being. Wu Tsai also supports the Neurosciences Institute at Stanford University, named after her. She is also on the Advisory Board of the Institute for Protein Design at the University of Washington.