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How James Johnson Is Building Canada’s Soccer Business

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By Anthony Milton Verified
| Canadian Business Verified
{Photography: Canadian Soccer Media & Entertainment} When James Johnson resigned as head of Australia’s national football league to take over Canadian Soccer Business (CSB) last year, he walked into a house on fire. Despite both the national teams and the sport itself defying expectations on the pitch, recent tensions surrounding the organization, which oversees the commercial aspect of the sport, had overshadowed the on-the-field success.
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How James Johnson Is Building Canada’s Soccer Business

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By Anthony Milton Verified
| Canadian Business Verified
{Photography: Canadian Soccer Media & Entertainment} When James Johnson resigned as head of Australia’s national football league to take over Canadian Soccer Business (CSB) last year, he walked into a house on fire. Despite both the national teams and the sport itself defying expectations on the pitch, recent tensions surrounding the organization, which oversees the commercial aspect of the sport, had overshadowed  the on-the-field success.
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Charm Offensive: The cottage country mortgage broker who lost $101 million of his clients’ money - Toronto Life

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By Anthony Milton Verified
| Toronto Life Verified
Even before the truth came out, there were two faces to Sandford Sussman. To his customers in Barrie, middle-class people looking for safe investments, he was a tall, handsome man with unruly dark hair and a permanent smile. He was from the area, the son of a mortgage broker who had inherited the family business on Dunlop Street, Barrie’s main drag.
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