Legacy of Leadership: Max Cobb

Oct 18, 2022, 10:29 AM (ET)

by Tom Kelly

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For over three decades, Max Cobb's leadership of U.S. Biathlon set a standard for Olympic sports organizations helping lead the sport to success and a solid future. As he prepares to take on leadership of the International Biathlon Union, Max talked with Heartbeat, the U.S. Biathlon Podcast, about his career, his philosophies of positivity in leadership and what he sees in the future for one of the Olympic Winter Games' most fascinating sports.

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