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Carlos Cordeiro: 'I am very confident that I can build a broad coalition' to win

Carlos Cordeiro got involved with U.S. Soccer in 2007 when he was appointed to its Board of Directors after being nominated by then-federation president Sunil Gulati. Cordeiro joined the board as its first independent director following the creation of three such positions to add new leaders with skills and backgrounds beyond the scope of the board’s […]

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U.S. Soccer launches Advisory Council on diversity, equity, inclusion, belonging

Game Changers United (GCU), a seven-member Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging (DEIB) Advisory Council, has been launched by U.S. Soccer to work with the federation on assisting its “commitment to break down barriers and create a place where every individual is welcomed, respected, and valued within the entire U.S. Soccer ecosystem.” The GCU council will […]

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U.S. Soccer extends agreement with Nike, its apparel supplier since 1995

U.S. Soccer has renewed its agreement with apparel supplier Nike, a federation sponsor since 1995. U.S. Soccer termed the long-term agreement — 10 years, according to media reports — the largest commercial agreement in its history and one of Nike’s largest soccer federation investments globally. Only Anheuser-Busch has been a federation sponsor longer than Nike. […]

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U.S. Soccer's National Council approves sweeping changes to governance structure

U.S. Soccer’s membership approved sweeping changes in its governance structure to comply with new federal laws related to the representation of athletes on national governing bodies. The governance changes were drawn up by a task force formed earlier in the year and required an Extraordinary National Council Meeting for approval by the membership. Saturday’s meeting […]

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U.S. Soccer membership set to decide governance changes — a look at the proposals

U.S. Soccer will hold an extraordinary session of its National Council on Oct. 23 to vote on changes to its by-laws to comply with changes to federal law regarding the representation of athletes on sports national governing bodies. Book of Reports: Extraordinary National Council Meeting Changes to the voting structure to increase the representation of athletes from […]

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