Carlie Irsay-Gordon is an American businesswoman and sports executive born on September 29, 1980, in Dallas, Texas. She is the eldest daughter of the late Jim Irsay and the granddaughter of Robert Irsay, who moved the Colts franchise to Indianapolis in 1984.

She attended Skidmore College, earning a bachelor's degree in religious studies and geoscience in 2005. A competitive horse rider until age 20, she also pursued doctoral coursework in clinical psychology before shifting her full focus to the family business.

• Core Asset: Indianapolis Colts (NFL Franchise).
• Role: Principal Owner and CEO since May 2025.
• Education: B.A. from Skidmore College; Park Tudor School alumna.

Carlie Irsay-Gordon’s career within the Indianapolis Colts organization spans more than two decades, starting as a team intern in the ticket and marketing offices. She began representing the franchise at NFL owners’ meetings in 2004 and was named a team vice president in 2008.

Long seen as her father's successor, she first assumed leadership in 2014 during her father’s rehabilitation leave. Following Jim Irsay’s death in May 2025, she officially took over as principal owner and CEO. She is noted for her hands-on leadership style, often seen on the sidelines wearing a headset and observing play calls during games.

• Ownership Stake: Inherited an estimated 33.3% stake in the team, shared with her sisters.
• League Influence: Member of the NFL Digital Media Committee and the Security and Fan Conduct Committee.