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Betty adds 2 to form Dream ownership group

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ATLANTA – Atlanta Dream owner Kathy Betty is adding Mary Brock and Kelly Loeffler to form a new all-female ownership group.

The team announced Tuesday Betty is remaining as the managing partner for the WNBA team.

The team did not disclose the ownership percentage. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported Brock and Loeffler combined to invest $1 million in the team.

Brock is a philanthropist and wife of Coca-Cola Enterprises chief John Brock. Loeffler is vice president of investor relations and corporate communications at Atlanta-based IntercontinentalExchange.

The Dream lost to Seattle in the 2010 WNBA finals. Atlanta's regular-season average attendance of 6,293 was the third-lowest in the 12-team league and more than an 11 percent dip from 2009.