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Alan Rothenberg

Born: Apr. 10, 1939
Soccer

president of U.S. Soccer 1990-98; surprised European skeptics by directing hugely successful 1994 World Cup tournament; successfully got oft-delayed outdoor Major League Soccer off ground in 1996.

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On the ball. (O'Melveny and Myers senior partner and World Cup USA CEO Alan Rothenberg) (Journal Profile) (Los Angeles Business Journal)

Goal oriented: Alan Rothenberg, 1st Century Bancshares CEO, has given a leg up to Olympic and professional soccer in the United States.(PEOPLE)(Interview) (Los Angeles Business Journal)

The old adage is that "a man can't have too many shoes.".(Alan Rothenberg appointed as California Pizza Kitchen)(Brief article) (Los Angeles Business Journal)

Rothenberg stacking new bank with influential board members.(Investments & Finance)(Brief Article) (Los Angeles Business Journal)

Football? In short pants? No helmets? Can the World Cup sell Americans soccer? (includes related article U.S. World Cup team members) (U.S. News & World Report)

There ought to be. (Entrepreneur)

If you build a bank, your rivals might help: competitors often discuss strategy.(Banking)(Steven Broidy) (San Diego Business Journal)

The club: deep ties in the business community allow building of new institutions.(Banking & Finance) (Los Angeles Business Journal)

Money markets: wealthy clients, hefty profits, great networking--no wonder boutique banks have L.A.'s connected class clamoring to buy in.(Business) (Los Angeles Magazine)

Bank resisting call for action by hedge fund: 1st Century feels heat from Palisair's push to boost stock value.(INVESTMENT)(Palisair Capital Partners and First Century Bank) (Los Angeles Business Journal)

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