Dallas Stars CEO lands his dream job in a nightmare scenario
Brad Alberts is staying in the moment, hoping for a return to normal next season and establishing himself as a business power player in the hockey industry.
Marty Turco (left), executive director of the Dallas Stars Foundation, and Brad Alberts, Stars CEO, at the Comerica Arena in Frisco.(Stewart F. House / Special Contributor)
7:00 AM on May 2, 2021 CDT
Nine months ago, Brad Alberts was named CEO of the Dallas Stars the culmination of a 20-plus-year quest to be the guy in charge of a major professional sports team.
“Did I always have my eye on this prize? Short answer is yes,” Alberts said in one of a series of interviews over the past two weeks. “But you never know if it’s going to become a reality. I’m one of 30 people in the world who has one of these very exclusive NHL roles, and a lot of things have to come into play for you to get one.”
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