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Lindsay Sarah Krasnoff

New York, Vermont
As seen in: CNN, CNN International, The Athletic, The New York Times, HuffPost, Post Outlook, The Washington Post, TIME, espnW, Sports Illustrated and
Covers:  Sports, French Sports, Soccer, Basketball, Sports Diplomacy, Foreign Policy, Higher Education, History, Sports Medicine History
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Writer and historian working at the intersections of sport, diplomacy, international affairs, and journalism. Author of "Basketball Empire: France and the Making of a Global NBA and WNBA" and "The Making of Les Bleus: Sport in France, 1958-2010." Areas of expertise include sports diplomacy, global sports,, French soccer (football) and basketball.

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The U.S. Needs a Better Strategy for Sports Diplomacy

The U.S. Needs a Better Strategy for Sports Diplomacy

The U.S. has never had a cohesive approach to sports diplomacy - which could be a problem while hosting the W…

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Analysis | Courtside Diplomacy: Bridging Nations through Basketball

Analysis | Courtside Diplomacy: Bridging Nations through Basketball

World Basketball Day is the newest addition to UN International Days, the first-ever sport-related day, demon…

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How France Made NBA History-Before Victor Wembanyama

How France Made NBA History-Before Victor Wembanyama

A storied French connection to U.S. basketball comes into view.

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Sport Diplomacy's Influence to Address Inequality

Sport Diplomacy's Influence to Address Inequality

On the 28th of April, Sport&EU's board member, Aashika Doshi led and chaired a discussion on sport diplomacy'…

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Analysis | How the Rwandan regime uses sports diplomacy to move beyond its negative history

Analysis | How the Rwandan regime uses sports diplomacy to move beyond its negative history

As the second season of the Basketball Africa League (BAL) nears its halfways point, all eyes will soon be up…

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How mega clubs deal with sexual abuse allegations is bigger than sport | CNN

How mega clubs deal with sexual abuse allegations is bigger than sport | CNN

This week's news that 20-year-old English football player Mason Greenwood has been arrested on suspicion of t…

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Cultural change - Olympics 2024 - I by IMD

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By Lindsay Sarah Krasnoff
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3. State the new outlook Another step this summer’s Olympic hosts took in embedding cultural change was to enshrine the importance of the change in law. The landmark 1975 Mazeaud Law created the National Sports Institute (INSEP), where elite athletes could prepare for competition and the next generation of French athletes could complete their academic studies while training with some of the country’s best coaches, tacticians, and medical professionals.
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Leadership OS in 3 ideas

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By Shlomo Ben-Hur, Lindsay Sarah Krasnoff
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In our book Leadership OS: The operating system you need to succeed, my co-author Nik Kinley and I look to provide a clear and well-defined framework for leaders to navigate challenges and optimize team performance. Consider these three key ideas: 1. Another way to describe the leadership OS is the leadership culture. It’s the culture that you, as a leader, create, and it is the key driver of people’s performance. 2.
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Four lessons from the world of sports

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By Heather Cairns-Lee, Lindsay Sarah Krasnoff
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This year, for the first time ever, women’s elite sports are expected to break the billion-dollar barrier—with expected revenue of $1.28 billion for 2024, compared with $981 million for 2023. In sum, growth is looking good, according to a November report by Deloitte, which projects that women’s football (soccer) will contribute the most to 2024’s revenue total (43%), followed by basketball (28%) and then tennis (5%), with many other sports making up the rest (23%).
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