Rob Yahn

"... he got it right." The company, which marketed running gear carrying Rodgers' name, was ranked 29th on Inc magazine's list of emerging businesses in 1983. Rodgers and company president Rob Yahn put most of the blame for its downfall on themselves and the changing market. Rodgers, 39, said he should have been more involved with the business, done more to promote ..."

"... of running shorts. Now they've gone crazy. It's a California Influence. It started when people got tired with wearing the same old boring colors all of the time," said Rob Yahn, president of Blll Rodgers Co., maker of running clothes and suits sold in stores nationally. On the outside, nylon training outfits retailing for $55 to $60 remain a strong item ..."

"... he got it right." The company, which marketed running gear carrying Rodgers’ name, was ranked 29th on Inc. magazine's list of emerging businesses in 1963. Rodgers and company president Rob Yahn put most of the blame for its downfall on themselves and the changing market. Rodgers, 39, said he should have been more involved with the business, done more to promote ..."

"... he gol it right The company, which marketed running gear carrying Rodgers' name, was ranked 29th on Inc. magazine's list of emerging businesses in 1983. Rodgers ana company president Rob Yahn pul most of lhe blame for tts downfall on themselves and the changing market Rodgers. 39. said he should have been more involved with the business, done more to promote ..."