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has to offer, and that is our people.вЂќДЇor reprint and licensing requests for this article, CLICK HERE. Just as the influence of some of sports-entertainmentвЂ™s greatest high-flyers is unmistakable in Nash CarterвЂ™s high-risk arsenal, so is the deeply personal inspiration he carries with him everywhere.

work with other companies to engage the community in service of the Games, perhaps as translators, docents or in fan engagement to make sure that people see the best that L.A. Now is the time to start preparing, and participation, Carter said, could take many forms. business community can plan to get involved well before then. The Games are several years out, but the L.A. вЂ¦ WeвЂ™re looking at how and what we do to engage more broadly all the business leaders,вЂќ she added. вЂњWe intend to co-create these Games with the entirety of Los Angeles. With venue partners, facilities and the broader community, we have an unbelievable opportunity.вЂќД¬arter said itвЂ™ll take about 50,000 volunteers to make the 2028 Games a success. вЂњFor us, it starts with making sure we can deliver the Games. вЂњWeвЂ™re really starting to ramp up,вЂќ Carter said. More immediately on her roadmap is recruiting additional talent and preparing for the next big milestone, the handover from Paris in three years. SheвЂ™s executing on a вЂњno buildвЂќ strategy in which вЂњradical reuseвЂќ is employed to leverage and overlay improvements on L.A.вЂ™s existing infrastructure rather than ground-up construction of new venues. To that end, Carter is focused on themes such as innovation and sustainability. вЂ¦ WeвЂ™re looking at how and what we do to provide an impact, not just as a result of the Games, but before, during and after the Games.вЂќ вЂњThereвЂ™s been an overall positive feeling.

business community and support for the bid was really incredible,вЂќ she said.

On her first full day in her new role, Carter took time for a call to talk about what she described as Los AngelesвЂ™ вЂњobligation to do wonderful things.вЂќ Leading LA28, the organizing committee planning the 2028 Olympics and Paralympics in Los Angeles, down that road is Kathy Carter, who was promoted last week from chief revenue officer to chief executive.

Stephanie Barbaran, Los Angeles Business Journal Interim Editor The road to any Olympics is a series of goals and milestones, turning preparation into possibilities.

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