U.S. Olympic Committee CEO ready to ‘roll up our sleeves’ to bring Winter Games back to Utah

Hirshland unfazed by Japan’s 2030 bid announcement: ‘We don’t have a sense of urgency that we’re going to miss out on an opportunity’

(Salt Lake Tribune | Julie Jag) U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee CEO Sarah Hirshland, third from left, joins the Salt Lake City-Utah Committee for the Games at city hall on Friday, Feb. 14, 2020. The committee includes, from left, Colin Hilton, Erin Mendenhall, Cindy Crane, Fraser Bullock and Jeff Robbins.

U.S. Olympic Committee CEO ready to ‘roll up our sleeves’ to bring Winter Games back to Utah

Hirshland unfazed by Japan’s 2030 bid announcement: ‘We don’t have a sense of urgency that we’re going to miss out on an opportunity’

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