Rana Dershowitz has built a reputation as an attorney who can see both the big picture and the small details that are critical to the future of the U.S. Olympic Committee. Nothing exemplifies her eye for both better than her work revising the USOC’s bylaws in 2010. The organization’s board voted to change its governance structure following an independent review led by former NFL Commissioner Paul Tagliabue. The board turned to Dershowitz — who had joined the group in 2007 after six years at Madison Square Garden — to write a series of revisions that expanded the board by four members and extended board members’ terms. Those changes were central to a plan that has brought stability and improved governance to the USOC.