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RSM McGladrey raises $175,000 for Special Olympics

Posted by: Legacy Direct on: October 27, 2009

RSM McGladrey, an up-and-coming accounting firm, has raised over $175,000 for the Special Olympics with the help of its clients, Natalie Gulbis, Chris DiMarco, and Zach Johnson:  http://www.prweb.com/releases/RSM_McGladrey/Special_Olympics/prweb3113094.htm

Stewart’s son carries on family legacy in golf

Posted by: Legacy Direct on: May 5, 2009

Aaron Stewart wasn’t interested in golf until after his father died 10 years ago when his private jet lost air pressure. Aaron, now 20, is a redshirt freshman golfer at Southern Methodist University. See More: http://www.latimes.com/sports/la-sp-crowe4-2009may04,0,7890652.column

How a Troubled Economy Can Affect Sports

Posted by: Legacy Direct on: November 18, 2008

To anyone who thought that sports was the one sector that was untouchable during tough economic times:  Here are two New York Times articles showing how corporations are having to pull their sponsorships from various professional sports, including but not limited to NASCAR, cycling, and golf (PGA).  Perhaps the corporate sponsors with a traditional presence [...]

Lorena Ochoa’s Lasting Legacy

Posted by: Legacy Direct on: October 14, 2008

George Tanber wrote a recent article for ESPN.com on Lorena Ochoa, the number one ranked woman golfer in the world.  For the talented Ochoa, a 26-year old Mexican-American, her accolades on the course are numerous, but it is her influence outside of the arena of professional golf that Tanber explains makes “the definitive mark of [...]


 

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