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SPORTS CONFLICT INSTITUTE FOUNDER, JOSHUA GORDON, INTERVIEWED ON FRONT OFFICE SPORTS

Sports Conflict Institute Founder, Joshua Gordon, interviewed on Front Office Sports.

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The Sports Conflict Institute (SCI) supports competitive goals in athletics through assessing, preventing, and resolving destructive conflicts that occur both inside and outside the lines. Serving as a resource center that provides a range of services to help manage risk and optimize performance, we know that some conflict is inevitable, but how we respond ultimately determines whether success or failure will follow.

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