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Jan 30, 2020 · Born in 1913 New York, the son of an Italian meatpacker who studied for the priesthood in his teens, as a young man Lombardi bounced between career paths. Law school and the world of finance didn ...
Vincent John Lombardi Jr. was born in Lewiston, New York on May 2, 1962. His long and distinguished career in the Army began on March 5, 1980. He spent his first five years as an enlisted soldier in the 75th Ranger Regiment and earned the rank of Staff Sergeant. One of the events that demonstrated his service to his country was contributions in ...
Jan 3, 2001 · In What It Takes to Be #1, Vince Lombardi, Jr. explores his father's leadership philosophy, and extracts powerful lessons about what it takes to be an effective leader. Taking as his jumping-off point his father's legendary 1970 speech on the supreme importance of self-knowledge, character, and integrity, Lombardi, Jr. examines each of those ...
Jan 28, 2001 · Lombardi Jr. was an original Seahawk, a front-office executive when Seattle's NFL expansion team sprang to life in 1976. Eventually, he left the Seahawks to become a negotiator for the owners in the 1982 NFL strike, winning one of the few victories a sports league has ever had over a group of athletes.
VINCE LOMBARDI, JR., the son of the great football coach Vincent T. Lombardi, spent his early years in an atmosphere full of success and achievement.Armed with honesty, integrity and authenticity—virtues he places above all others—Vince earned a law degree and maintained a private practice while serving in the Minnesota Legislature.
Jan 1, 2000 · In What It Takes to Be #1 , author Vince Lombardi Jr.--America's most sought-after motivational speaker-- examines the leadership qualities that his father considered essential to success. He explores the leadership philosophy of Vince Lombardi, extracts powerful lessons about what it takes to bean effective leader, and shows how to apply those ...
Vince Lombardi Jr. played collegiate football, worked as a lawyer, and was a state senator in Minnesota before going to professional football. He was also the Seattle Seahawks’ associate general manager, the National Football League Management Council’s assistant executive director, and a labour negotiator.
