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To: Oeconomicus who wrote (8100)	2/25/2003 1:17:49 PM
From: TEDennis	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9677

It seems the new BoD member has ties to other industries as well: Rothenberg Joins Zenith's Board of Directors September 16, 2002 Zenith National Insurance Corp. announced that Alan Rothenberg of Los Angeles has been elected to its Board of Directors, increasing its Board of Directors to nine members. Rothenberg is a lawyer, mediator, former President of the State Bar of California and former Chairman of the 1994 World Cup of Soccer. Zenith is a property-casualty insurance organization with headquarters in Woodland Hills, California. Through its insurance subsidiaries, Zenith provides workers' compensation insurance nationally and reinsurance. In addition, it is engaged in home building in Las Vegas through a subsidiary, Perma-Bilt. insurancejournal.com

To: Oeconomicus who wrote (8100)	2/25/2003 1:56:19 PM
From: TEDennis	Respond to of 9677

Here's an article entitled "Who Are The 50 Most Powerful People In Sport?" from 3/27/2000 32: Robert Kraft, ceo, New England Patriots The man who helped engineer the defection of Martina Navratilova from Czechoslovakia is now the owner of the Patriots and chairs the NFL's powerful finance committee. He also played a major role in the founding of Major League Soccer and is an investor in the ambitious international football website, goalnetwork.com, set up by the 1994 World Cup organiser Alan Rothenberg. shareholdersunited.org Almost two years later, goalnetwork.com is nothing but a memory. Hopefully, not all of Rothenberg's computer industry related efforts will fall flat. TED