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Endeavor filed its registration statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission last week, cementing the company’s plans to go public — while at the same time revealing a dearth of female decision-makers in the company’s highest ranks.

Of the four board members — and one nominee — listed in Endeavor’s filing for an initial public offering, which is estimated to raise more than $500 million, there are no women present.

Egon Durban, who is a managing partner and managing director at private equity firm Silver Lake, serves as chairman of Endeavor’s board. He became a board member in 2012 when Silver Lake invested $200 million in Endeavor for a 31% minority stake in the company.

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In addition to Durban, Endeavor CEO Ari Emanuel sits on the board, along with Endeavor executive chairman Patrick Whitesell and Stephen Evans, also a managing director at Silver Lake.

In order to move toward its long-awaited Ipo, Endeavor has had to reveal a trove of financial information, including the pay packages for Ari Emanuel, Patrick Whitesell and other executives, as well as extensive details about its financial performance.

The 387-page SEC filing dropped late last week by Endeavor Group Holdings offers the first look inside a central — but, until now, highly secretive — component of the entertainment sector.

Perhaps the biggest takeaway from the document is the sense of how far Endeavor has expanded beyond its traditional agency roots. Ten years ago, it pulled off a mega-merger with William Morris, ushering in a new era for talent representation. The decade since has seen it acquire the Ufc, Img, the Professional Bull Riders tour and streaming provider NeuLion, entering fashion, food, fine art, sports and, most controversially in Hollywood circles, the realm of content production.

Emanuel, the 58-year-old CEO, and Whitesell,...