The U.S. Olympic Committee paid another $163,000 to Stephanie Streeter in 2010 even though she had effectively stepped down as the organization’s CEO in October of the previous year. The federation filed tax reports today, stating that Streeter and the person she replaced, Jim Scherr, received a combined total of $279,000 during a year in [...] [...]
Chief executives of the 46 U.S. Olympic National Governing Bodies passed a no-confidence vote today regarding the U.S. Olympic Committee’s Chairman Larry Probst and acting CEO Stephanie Streeter. The action comes in the wake of Chicago’s failed bid to host the 2016 Olympics. “This is not a ‘vocal minority’ speaking out, but an overwhelming majority voice,” [...] [...]
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