David Cohen, GC and executive vice president of the New York Mets, describes himself as "very much a generalist and a jack-of-all-trades." And he has to be, overseeing "anything legal" concerning the Mets. Cohen considers his transactions regarding the new home stadium, planned for Opening Day 2009, as a personal highlight. No two days are alike for this GC, whose duties are heavily influenced by the baseball calendar. But one unanswered question remains: Does Cohen have to call in sick to attend a game?
January 16, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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Name and title: David Cohen, executive vice president and general counsel
Age: 41
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