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Local news doesn't really have a lot of hard questions despite a switcheroo that shows this cowtown might not be ready for tourism disaster in the making.
On the bright side . . . In this overly friendly interview it's nice to see that KC soccer officials can also play softball . . . Check-it . . .
Following the sudden resignation of Katherine Holland last month, KC2026 — the nonprofit responsible for local World Cup event preparation — has named Pam Kramer as its new CEO . . . Her top priority as the new CEO is communication.
Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .
After leadership upheaval, KC2026 makes big hires to prepare for the World Cup
The organization charged with planning for the FIFA World Cup in Kansas City has gone through some recent leadership changes. Pam Kramer, the newly selected CEO of KC2026, said that she's "confident that we'll be prepared."
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