'Do things differently' - Allyson Felix launches first-of-its-kind sports management firm focused on women’s sports

American track legend Allyson Felix has launched a first-of-its-kind sports management firm fully focused on women’s sports called Always Alpha.

Felix who retired in 2022 as the most decorated track and field athlete in American history with more than 30 medals overall at the Olympics and world championships level, has been an advocate for female athletes since her retirement.

With the launch of her new firm Always Alpha as the co-founder, the seven-time Olympic champion said it was created to support the success of female athletes in all areas of their lives.

"The management firm is fully focused on women's sports and the idea really came from my career and how I was able to put things together. I took a lot of missteps and I want to be able to provide the next generation with that advise, with that guidance, so that they can have a great career and also a nice transition when they're done," said Felix in an interview with @CBSMornings.

When asked why the firm is fully focused on female athletes and why they should be considered as a first option, Felix said:

"Because we're focused on women's sports. I think oftentimes it's been a one-size-fits-all all and it hasn't really been the idea of a woman being there. So we are here to bring all of their business together, to be able to say we see you and you're unique and we want to help you do things differently."

The 38-year-old who recently became a member of the International Olympic Committee, also spoke on her role, vision for all female athletes and mothers, and how she played a vital role in creating a nursery at the Paris Games.

"It's really just being the athletes' voice. I get to be a part of the committee and I get to listen to the concerns of athletes and try to make things different.

"We were so excited to bring the nursery to the Olympic village at the Paris Games...It was a space that felt like home and athletes could bring in their babies because it's really hard to come into the village so they can have their babies while their competitions were taking place."