Leo Roth
Rochester
Former sports columnist for Rochester D&C. Hockey dad, coach, runner, American. There is nothing a fishing pole, coffee and beer can't make better.
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Internacionalizar una franquicia mexicana en Estados Unidos
Por Leo Roth, CEO de Latam en USA La internacionalización de una franquicia mexicana en Estados Unidos puede ser una aventura tan prometedora como desafiante. No se trata de llegar y replicar el modelo de negocio al pie de la letra; es un ejercicio de estrategia, adaptación y cumplimiento riguroso de las normas estadounidenses. El mercado es enorme, pero también exigente. Todo comienza con un análisis estratégico serio.
Renace el downtown: la zona de Miami que se transforma con uno de los desarrollos inmobiliarios más grandes de EE.UU.
Los ojos del mundo del real estate están puestos hoy en Miami, más específicamente en el nuevo y gigante desarrollo Miami Worldcenter, un colosal proyecto que inició en 2016 y que ya está inaugurando sus primeros espacios que incluyen desde residencias de lujo a oficinas premium, hoteles cinco estrellas, paseos comerciales con las mejores marcas y arte de primer nivel.
EEUU: ¿Cuáles son las perspectivas económicas en el año electoral?
Leo Roth CEO de Latam en USA En 2024, Estados Unidos se encuentra inmerso en un proceso electoral crucial, con las elecciones presidenciales programadas para noviembre. El actual presidente Biden, se postula para ser reelecto, lo que añade un elemento de continuidad o cambio en las expectativas económicas del país.
EEUU: ¿Cuáles son las perspectivas económicas en el año electoral?
Leo Roth CEO de Latam en USA En 2024, Estados Unidos se encuentra inmerso en un proceso electoral crucial, con las elecciones presidenciales programadas para noviembre. El actual presidente Biden, se postula para ser reelecto, lo que añade un elemento de continuidad o cambio en las expectativas económicas del país.
Finger Lakes Museum founder John Adamski holds tight to his dream
Like many great ideas, this one was born in the shower. John Adamski, an Irondequoit native whose varied career interests have mostly been tied to the woods and water, thought that a museum in the Finger Lakes dedicated to the region’s rich cultural and ecological history would be a terrific idea. Such museums had worked in the Adirondacks, an area he was very familiar with working at Whitney Park in the 1970s.
Roth: 41 years at the keyboard ... Ralph Wilson was right, you need to be lucky in life
At Bills playoff game in Houston. Bills Mafia was in top form. (Photo: TODD CLAUSEN) My dad was a carpenter who built houses. But even after he suggested that I didn’t want to be “50 years old and pounding nails on a cold winter morning,’’ I became a builder anyway. Of scrapbooks. I suppose it happened, becoming a sportswriter, the day my professor in a Communications 101 class at Buffalo State College said, "Journalism is the most fun you can have with your clothes on.’’ I was intrigued.
Roth: Finger Lakes Museum founder John Adamski holds tight to his dream
Architectural rendering of the Finger Lakes Museum's proposed main building. It repurposes the former Branchport Elementary School and will feature more than 22,000 square feet. (Photo: HBT ARCHITECTS) Like many great ideas, this one was born in the shower. John Adamski, an Irondequoit native whose varied career interests have mostly been tied to the woods and water, thought that a museum in the Finger Lakes dedicated to the region’s rich cultural and ecological history would be a terrific idea.
Ryan Callahan, ex-NHL player, coming home to Rochester to teach hockey
Leo Roth, Rochester Democrat and Chronicle Published 12:45 p.m. ET April 29, 2020 | Updated 12:50 p.m. ET April 29, 2020 New York Rangers right winger Ryan Callahan warms up before facing the Colorado Avalanche in an NHL hockey game in Denver on Friday, Dec. 21, 2007. (Photo: David Zalubowski/ASSOCIATED PRESS) Greece native Ryan Callahan is returning to the Rochester hockey community.
A.J. Epenesa, Zack Moss fit perfectly with blue-collar Buffalo Bills
The Bills may be taking an edge rusher in the first round and Iowa's A.J. Epenesa would be a great get if he slips to the 22nd pick. Democrat and Chronicle Sexy is for the first-round guys. They get the girls, the cars, the big contracts and the hugs from the commissioner. Well, maybe not this year, what with the NFL Draft going virtual and Roger Goodell announcing picks from the comfort of his basement man cave.
A Syracuse football season in the spring of 2021? It could happen
Leo Roth, Rochester Democrat and Chronicle Published 5:01 a.m. ET April 24, 2020 The coronavirus has jeopardized the NCAA fall football season at Syracuse. Playing in front of no fans at the Carrier Dome, or postponing the season until Spring 2021, are options. (Photo: Mark Konezny, Mark Konezny-USA TODAY Sports) With the fall college football season in jeopardy due to COVID-, “spring football’’ may take on new meaning across the country.
Roth: Singletary was draft gold, but Bills most gaping hole is still at running back
Nov 16, 2019; Salt Lake City, UT, USA; Utah Utes running back Zack Moss (2) comes off the field after scoring the touchdown against UCLA during the second quarter at Rice-Eccles Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Melissa Majchrzak-USA TODAY Sports Last season, Devin Singletary was draft gold for the Buffalo Bills.
Roth: Randy Moss and Aaron Rodgers picked by the Bills? It maybe, could have happened
What I’m Hearing: How will the ongoing coronavirus pandemic affect the future of the NFL USA TODAY When it comes to the NFL Draft, not having a first-round pick is like being invited to the Commissioner’s Ball and not being able to eat or drink. You can mingle, smile politely, but keep your paws off the bacon-wrapped scallops and don’t go anywhere near the open bar. If you like, you can work a trade with another guest for eating and drinking privileges.
Roth: Hope springs eternal each NFL draft, especially this year
Bills general manager Brandon Beane meets with reporters at the Senior Bowl in Mobile, Alabama. Rochester Democrat and Chronicle Computer monitors working, check. Microsoft Teams connection working, check. Cable and Wi-Fi bill paid, check. Welcome to the NFL Draft in the age of a pandemic. Where owners, general managers, coaches and scouts from 32 teams will be selecting 255 college players over three days starting Thursday from the safety of their homes. Conducting the very first “virtual’’ draft.
In game of their lives, University of Rochester coaches adopt all-hands-on-deck approach
UR golf coach Dan Wesley, left, with senior captain Jack Mulligan. Due to Covid-19, Wesley had to break news to his team that rest of its spring season was canceled in the parking lot of a golf resort in Florida. "That was a tough one,'' he said. (Photo: UR Athletics) The end of a sports season is never easy. Even for those individuals or teams lucky enough to cap things off with a championship, goodbyes must be said, lives must move on.
No ice, no problem thanks to local hockey coach and his rockin' instructional videos and show
Drills and videos are geared toward preparing for tryouts and having fun while coronavirus keeps rinks closed.
Roth: Red Wings' openers have been postponed before, but never like this
Autoplay Show Thumbnails Show Captions Last SlideNext Slide Rochester Red Wings general manager Dan Mason stood on the walkway between the lower and upper levels at Frontier Field, shivering in his blue jeans and dark team pullover. It was 34 degrees, the wind had kicked up, and the rain was turning to snow early Thursday morning. It was damn miserable.
For Amerks, season is on pause and with it chance at playoff redemption
Buy Photo 'You feel for everybody' says Amerks coach Chris Taylor. The third-year coach and Amerks Hall of Famer as a player is waiting and hoping AHL season can resume when coronavirus crisis is contained. (Photo: Max Schulte / Rochester Democrat and Chronicle) As he spends his days preparing for a postseason that may never come, Rochester Americans coach Chris Taylor has also taken the time sit, reflect and give thanks.
Buffalo Bills fans who donate to coronavirus fund could win draft-related prizes, tours
Leo Roth, Rochester Democrat and Chronicle Published 12:16 p.m. ET April 6, 2020 Attention Buffalo Bills fans: Want to be on the phone later this month as general manager Brandon Beane calls in Buffalo’s first pick at the NFL draft? How about lunch with Beane and a personal tour of the ADPRO Sports Training Center at One Bills Drive? Or winning a collectible Bills helmet autographed by each of the team’s 2020 draft selections?
Victor's Trimboli plans to return for 5th season for SU lacrosse, Hawryschuk undecided
Syracuse senior captain Jamie Trimboli of Victor was leading NCAA midfielders in average goals per game with 3.4 when the season was canceled. (Photo: MICHAEL OKONIEWSKI/Syracuse University Athletics) Seniors Jamie Trimboli and Emily Hawryschuk had gotten off to red-hot starts for the Syracuse University men’s and women’s lacrosse teams. Trimboli was averaging 3.4 goals per game, tops among NCAA midfielders. The SU men were 5-0 and ranked No. 1 in the polls.
Bills GM Brandon Beane: 'Every option' on the table including cancelling of NFL season
Leo Roth, Rochester Democrat and Chronicle Published 3:41 p.m. ET April 2, 2020 Buy Photo Bills GM Brandon Beane held a video conference call with team beat reporters Thursday. 'There are so many unknowns' he said of dealing with the coronavirus pandemic. (Photo: LEO ROTH/ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE) When it comes to the coronavirus pandemic, Buffalo Bills general manager Brandon Beane is preparing for every possible scenario, including the 2020 NFL season being postponed or canceled.
Opening Day of trout season shows that fishing is immune to coronavirus
Leo Roth, Rochester Democrat and Chronicle Published 3:57 p.m. ET April 1, 2020 Buy Photo Eddie Crompton, 62, of Rochester has been fishing Irondequoit Creek since he was 10. He was enjoying Opening Day of trout season amid the coronavirus pandemic that kept crowds down. 'As long as I'm not near anyone I'm fine,' he said. (Photo: LEO ROTH/staff photographer) By 11 a.m., Eddie Crompton had caught 25 fish of varying size, the largest measuring 18 inches.
Trout season opener still a go today
By Leo Roth, Rochester Democrat and Chronicle Wednesday Apr 1, 2020 at 3:14 AM Apr 1, 2020 at 3:14 AM Traditional derbies are reeled in due to coronavirus In an effort to help reel in the spread of novel coronavirus, the area's traditional April 1 Opening Day trout derbies are off. But as it encourages people to get outside, the state wants to make it clear that New York fishing is open for business.
Trout season opener still a go today
By Leo Roth, Rochester Democrat and Chronicle Wednesday Apr 1, 2020 at 3:14 AM Apr 1, 2020 at 3:14 AM Traditional derbies are reeled in due to coronavirus In an effort to help reel in the spread of novel coronavirus, the area's traditional April 1 Opening Day trout derbies are off. But as it encourages people to get outside, the state wants to make it clear that New York fishing is open for business.
Buffalo Sabres' star Jack Eichel: 'There is so much more at stake than hockey games'
Jack Eichel was enjoying the best season of his young NHL career. And even though the Buffalo Sabres were a longshot to qualify for the playoffs, they had welcomed the return of sniper Victor Olofsson and goaltender Linus Ullmark from long injury layoffs, portending a positive finish over the final 13 games of the season.
April 1 trout opener still a go, but traditional derbies are reeled in due to coronavirus
Leo Roth Monday Mar 30, 2020 at 2:34 PM In an effort to help reel in the spread of novel coronavirus, the area's traditional April 1 Opening Day trout derbies are off. But as it encourages people to get outside, the state wants to make it clear that New York fishing is open for business. Tuesday, the Department of Environmental Conservation assured anglers that stocking of waterways is well underway and that Opening Day will proceed as planned.
Bills QB counting the days until he can start throwing to star receiver
The coronavirus is keeping Josh Allen and Stefon Diggs from meeting in person and beginning informal off-season workouts. But the new Buffalo Bills teammates have been in contact by phone and social media and have quickly formed a mutual admiration society. They have even played the video game Call of Duty by remote hookup just to “start developing that bond,’’ Allen said. Stefon Diggs gives the Buffalo Bills a true No. 1 receiver.
Hockey player from Germany feels at home while staying with roommate's family in Penfield
Nina Christof of Germany is staying with her Bishop Kearney roommate Haley Winn and her family in Penfield. Rochester Democrat and Chronicle In normal times, Mike and Janet Winn would be enjoying the remainder of the hockey season, tracking the on-ice exploits of their four children who play at high levels from Brockport to Bowdoin.
'Bigger than the Olympic Games': Athletes react to postponement of Tokyo 2020
Leo Roth and Tom RimbackUSA TODAY Network Tuesday Mar 24, 2020 at 10:08 AM The postponement of the Summer Olympic Games in Tokyo due to the global coronavirus pandemic might cost American pole vaulter Jenn Suhr, who will be 39 in 2021, a shot at another gold medal. But after experiencing a life-threatening respiratory illness at the 2016 Games in Rio de Janeiro, more Olympic glory is last on the minds of Suhr and her coach/husband Rick.
'Bigger than the Olympic Games': Athletes react to postponement of Tokyo 2020
Leo Roth and Tom RimbackUSA TODAY Network Tuesday Mar 24, 2020 at 11:08 AM The postponement of the Summer Olympic Games in Tokyo due to the global coronavirus pandemic might cost American pole vaulter Jenn Suhr, who will be 39 in 2021, a shot at another gold medal. But after experiencing a life-threatening respiratory illness at the 2016 Games in Rio de Janeiro, more Olympic glory is last on the minds of Suhr and her coach/husband Rick.
'Bigger than the Olympic Games': Athletes react to postponement of Tokyo 2020
Leo Roth and Tom RimbackUSA TODAY Network Tuesday Mar 24, 2020 at 10:08 AM The postponement of the Summer Olympic Games in Tokyo due to the global coronavirus pandemic might cost American pole vaulter Jenn Suhr, who will be 39 in 2021, a shot at another gold medal. But after experiencing a life-threatening respiratory illness at the 2016 Games in Rio de Janeiro, more Olympic glory is last on the minds of Suhr and her coach/husband Rick.
'Bigger than the Olympic Games': Athletes react to postponement of Tokyo 2020
Leo Roth and Tom RimbackUSA TODAY Network Tuesday Mar 24, 2020 at 10:08 AM The postponement of the Summer Olympic Games in Tokyo due to the global coronavirus pandemic might cost American pole vaulter Jenn Suhr, who will be 39 in 2021, a shot at another gold medal. But after experiencing a life-threatening respiratory illness at the 2016 Games in Rio de Janeiro, more Olympic glory is last on the minds of Suhr and her coach/husband Rick.
April 1 trout opener still a go, but traditional derbies are reeled in due to coronavirus
The cold wasn't the only thing biting at Powder Mills Park. Anglers were catching fish of all sizes during the annual Riedman Foundation Trout Derby. In an effort to help reel in the spread of novel coronavirus, the area's traditional April 1 Opening Day trout derbies are off. But as it encourages people to get outside, the state wants to make it clear that New York fishing is open for business.
'Bigger than the Olympic Games': Athletes react to postponement of Tokyo 2020
Leo Roth and Tom RimbackUSA TODAY Network Tuesday Mar 24, 2020 at 11:08 AM The postponement of the Summer Olympic Games in Tokyo due to the global coronavirus pandemic might cost American pole vaulter Jenn Suhr, who will be 39 in 2021, a shot at another gold medal. But after experiencing a life-threatening respiratory illness at the 2016 Games in Rio de Janeiro, more Olympic glory is last on the minds of Suhr and her coach/husband Rick.
'Bigger than the Olympic Games': Athletes react to postponement of Tokyo 2020
Leo Roth and Tom RimbackUSA TODAY Network Tuesday Mar 24, 2020 at 10:08 AM The postponement of the Summer Olympic Games in Tokyo due to the global coronavirus pandemic might cost American pole vaulter Jenn Suhr, who will be 39 in 2021, a shot at another gold medal. But after experiencing a life-threatening respiratory illness at the 2016 Games in Rio de Janeiro, more Olympic glory is last on the minds of Suhr and her coach/husband Rick.
'Bigger than the Olympic Games': Athletes react to postponement of Tokyo 2020
Leo Roth and Tom RimbackUSA TODAY Network Tuesday Mar 24, 2020 at 11:08 AM The postponement of the Summer Olympic Games in Tokyo due to the global coronavirus pandemic might cost American pole vaulter Jenn Suhr, who will be 39 in 2021, a shot at another gold medal. But after experiencing a life-threatening respiratory illness at the 2016 Games in Rio de Janeiro, more Olympic glory is last on the minds of Suhr and her coach/husband Rick.
'Bigger than the Olympic Games': Athletes react to postponement of Tokyo 2020
Leo Roth and Tom RimbackUSA TODAY Network Tuesday Mar 24, 2020 at 8:08 AM The postponement of the Summer Olympic Games in Tokyo due to the global coronavirus pandemic might cost American pole vaulter Jenn Suhr, who will be 39 in 2021, a shot at another gold medal. But after experiencing a life-threatening respiratory illness at the 2016 Games in Rio de Janeiro, more Olympic glory is last on the minds of Suhr and her coach/husband Rick.
'Bigger than the Olympic Games': Athletes react to postponement of Tokyo 2020
Leo Roth and Tom RimbackUSA TODAY Network Tuesday Mar 24, 2020 at 9:08 AM The postponement of the Summer Olympic Games in Tokyo due to the global coronavirus pandemic might cost American pole vaulter Jenn Suhr, who will be 39 in 2021, a shot at another gold medal. But after experiencing a life-threatening respiratory illness at the 2016 Games in Rio de Janeiro, more Olympic glory is last on the minds of Suhr and her coach/husband Rick.
'Bigger than the Olympic Games': Athletes react to postponement of Tokyo 2020
Leo Roth and Tom RimbackUSA TODAY Network Tuesday Mar 24, 2020 at 11:08 AM The postponement of the Summer Olympic Games in Tokyo due to the global coronavirus pandemic might cost American pole vaulter Jenn Suhr, who will be 39 in 2021, a shot at another gold medal. But after experiencing a life-threatening respiratory illness at the 2016 Games in Rio de Janeiro, more Olympic glory is last on the minds of Suhr and her coach/husband Rick.
'Bigger than the Olympic Games': Athletes react to postponement of Tokyo 2020
Leo Roth and Tom RimbackUSA TODAY Network Tuesday Mar 24, 2020 at 10:08 AM The postponement of the Summer Olympic Games in Tokyo due to the global coronavirus pandemic might cost American pole vaulter Jenn Suhr, who will be 39 in 2021, a shot at another gold medal. But after experiencing a life-threatening respiratory illness at the 2016 Games in Rio de Janeiro, more Olympic glory is last on the minds of Suhr and her coach/husband Rick.
'Bigger than the Olympic Games': Athletes react to postponement of Tokyo 2020
Leo Roth and Tom RimbackUSA TODAY Network Tuesday Mar 24, 2020 at 10:08 AM The postponement of the Summer Olympic Games in Tokyo due to the global coronavirus pandemic might cost American pole vaulter Jenn Suhr, who will be 39 in 2021, a shot at another gold medal. But after experiencing a life-threatening respiratory illness at the 2016 Games in Rio de Janeiro, more Olympic glory is last on the minds of Suhr and her coach/husband Rick.
'Bigger than the Olympic Games': Athletes react to postponement of Tokyo 2020
Leo Roth and Tom RimbackUSA TODAY Network Tuesday Mar 24, 2020 at 10:08 AM The postponement of the Summer Olympic Games in Tokyo due to the global coronavirus pandemic might cost American pole vaulter Jenn Suhr, who will be 39 in 2021, a shot at another gold medal. But after experiencing a life-threatening respiratory illness at the 2016 Games in Rio de Janeiro, more Olympic glory is last on the minds of Suhr and her coach/husband Rick.
'Bigger than the Olympic Games': Athletes react to postponement of Tokyo 2020
Leo Roth and Tom RimbackUSA TODAY Network Tuesday Mar 24, 2020 at 10:08 AM The postponement of the Summer Olympic Games in Tokyo due to the global coronavirus pandemic might cost American pole vaulter Jenn Suhr, who will be 39 in 2021, a shot at another gold medal. But after experiencing a life-threatening respiratory illness at the 2016 Games in Rio de Janeiro, more Olympic glory is last on the minds of Suhr and her coach/husband Rick.
'Bigger than the Olympic Games': Athletes react to postponement of Tokyo 2020
Leo Roth and Tom RimbackUSA TODAY Network Tuesday Mar 24, 2020 at 11:08 AM The postponement of the Summer Olympic Games in Tokyo due to the global coronavirus pandemic might cost American pole vaulter Jenn Suhr, who will be 39 in 2021, a shot at another gold medal. But after experiencing a life-threatening respiratory illness at the 2016 Games in Rio de Janeiro, more Olympic glory is last on the minds of Suhr and her coach/husband Rick.
'Bigger than the Olympic Games': Athletes react to postponement of Tokyo 2020
Leo Roth and Tom RimbackUSA TODAY Network Tuesday Mar 24, 2020 at 11:08 AM The postponement of the Summer Olympic Games in Tokyo due to the global coronavirus pandemic might cost American pole vaulter Jenn Suhr, who will be 39 in 2021, a shot at another gold medal. But after experiencing a life-threatening respiratory illness at the 2016 Games in Rio de Janeiro, more Olympic glory is last on the minds of Suhr and her coach/husband Rick.
'Bigger than the Olympic Games': Athletes react to postponement of Tokyo 2020
Leo Roth and Tom RimbackUSA TODAY Network Tuesday Mar 24, 2020 at 11:08 AM The postponement of the Summer Olympic Games in Tokyo due to the global coronavirus pandemic might cost American pole vaulter Jenn Suhr, who will be 39 in 2021, a shot at another gold medal. But after experiencing a life-threatening respiratory illness at the 2016 Games in Rio de Janeiro, more Olympic glory is last on the minds of Suhr and her coach/husband Rick.
'Bigger than the Olympic Games': Athletes react to postponement of Tokyo 2020
Leo Roth and Tom RimbackUSA TODAY Network Tuesday Mar 24, 2020 at 10:08 AM The postponement of the Summer Olympic Games in Tokyo due to the global coronavirus pandemic might cost American pole vaulter Jenn Suhr, who will be 39 in 2021, a shot at another gold medal. But after experiencing a life-threatening respiratory illness at the 2016 Games in Rio de Janeiro, more Olympic glory is last on the minds of Suhr and her coach/husband Rick.
'Bigger than the Olympic Games': Athletes react to postponement of Tokyo 2020
Leo Roth and Tom RimbackUSA TODAY Network Tuesday Mar 24, 2020 at 11:08 AM The postponement of the Summer Olympic Games in Tokyo due to the global coronavirus pandemic might cost American pole vaulter Jenn Suhr, who will be 39 in 2021, a shot at another gold medal. But after experiencing a life-threatening respiratory illness at the 2016 Games in Rio de Janeiro, more Olympic glory is last on the minds of Suhr and her coach/husband Rick.
'Bigger than the Olympic Games': Athletes react to postponement of Tokyo 2020
Leo Roth and Tom RimbackUSA TODAY Network Tuesday Mar 24, 2020 at 11:08 AM The postponement of the Summer Olympic Games in Tokyo due to the global coronavirus pandemic might cost American pole vaulter Jenn Suhr, who will be 39 in 2021, a shot at another gold medal. But after experiencing a life-threatening respiratory illness at the 2016 Games in Rio de Janeiro, more Olympic glory is last on the minds of Suhr and her coach/husband Rick.
'Bigger than the Olympic Games': Athletes react to postponement of Tokyo 2020
Leo Roth and Tom RimbackUSA TODAY Network Tuesday Mar 24, 2020 at 11:08 AM The postponement of the Summer Olympic Games in Tokyo due to the global coronavirus pandemic might cost American pole vaulter Jenn Suhr, who will be 39 in 2021, a shot at another gold medal. But after experiencing a life-threatening respiratory illness at the 2016 Games in Rio de Janeiro, more Olympic glory is last on the minds of Suhr and her coach/husband Rick.
'Bigger than the Olympic Games': Athletes react to postponement of Tokyo 2020
Leo Roth and Tom RimbackUSA TODAY Network Tuesday Mar 24, 2020 at 11:08 AM The postponement of the Summer Olympic Games in Tokyo due to the global coronavirus pandemic might cost American pole vaulter Jenn Suhr, who will be 39 in 2021, a shot at another gold medal. But after experiencing a life-threatening respiratory illness at the 2016 Games in Rio de Janeiro, more Olympic glory is last on the minds of Suhr and her coach/husband Rick.
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