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Former TD Ameritrade CEO Becomes College Football Coach

Remember this guy?

↵↵From 2001 to 2008, Moglia served as CEO of what is now TD Ameritrade, the on-line brokerage based in Omaha ... For those years Moglia’s annual compensation averaged more than $14 million, including $21 million in 2008. Plus he held more than $100 million in company stock. But then Moglia, a football coach in a former life, did the unthinkable. He stayed on as chairman, but resigned as CEO, to pursue a career in college coaching. “Honestly, to me it’s not that strange,” he says. “I’m not some business guy who gets his rocks off associating with collegiate sports. I’m a coach who wants to get back to coaching.”

↵↵He made it to the big time (Big South Conference time), taking over Coastal Carolina.

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