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Olympic turnaround
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January 28, 2002: 3:52 p.m. ET
How one turnaround specialist helped get the 2002 Winter Olympics off and running.
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NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - When the 2002 Winter Olympics finally get underway February 8th in Salt Lake City, supporters across the globe will breathe a sign of relief.
After being rocked by scandal, a four hundred million dollar budget deficit, and a heightened threat of terrorism, the Salt Lake games seemed doomed to become one of history's unhappy footnotes.
That's when turnaround specialist Mitt Romney stepped into the ring.
Business Unusual's Rhonda Schaffler takes a look at an unlikely Olympic hero. 
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