Young, restless population tire of aging clerics, seek new role models. Like many of Iran's Shiites, Babak Moradi has a marja, a source of emulation to act as his spiritual guide throughout life. But unlike his co-religionists, he doesn't look to white-bearded ayatollahs; he follows the lead of Jack Welsh, former CEO of General Electric.

"I read his books and I read articles about him," says the 24-year-old industrial management student. "It's very important for me that he's old. But his attitude is very young. He's very creative. He's a manager. But first of all, he's a coach." [FULL STORY]