Nike CEO's world was "turned upside down" after one phone call
Nike CEO Elliott Hill told Fortune that his world "turned upside down" after he got one phone call. Elon Musk Announces The ...
Nike’s CEO was battling retirement restlessness—a single phone call unexpectedly yanked him back to the office as chief executive
The 62-year-old was finally kicking up his feet after working a 30-years-stint at Nike, when he got the call to cut his ...
Nike’s Latest Release Quietly Teases a Massive Brand Pivot. But Will It Stick?
The new 24.7 collection may seem like business as usual, but a few key details also hint at a surprising new priority for the ...
Nike CEO says he owns 30 to 40 pairs of sneakers
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Why retired CEOs like Nike’s Elliott Hill keep coming back
Good morning. Footlocker’s Mary Dillon, UPS’s Carol Tomé, and Disney’s Bob Iger—each of these executives stepped away from ...
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Nike in development on first signature shoe for Caitlin Clark
Indiana Fever G Caitlin Clark took a trip to Nike HQ in Beaverton, Ore., earlier this month to work on her first signature ...
Nike’s new CEO aspired to the corner office. Here’s why that matters
Nike's new CEO wanted the corner office. He retired, then got it.
Caitlin Clark's Nike Signature Shoe, Logo in Development Before 2025 WNBA Season
Caitlin Clark is already one of the faces of the WNBA at 23 years old, and she will soon have a signature Nike shoe and logo ...
Nike CEO says Caitlin Clark signature shoe, logo are in development
Nike CEO Elliott Hill told Fortune magazine Fever star Caitlin Clark visited headquarters this month to continue development ...
Caitlin Clark's Nike signature shoe is in development, CEO Elliott Hill says
Caitlin Clark is working on her Nike signature shoe and logo design, Nike CEO Elliott Hill said in a video interview with Fortune.com. Hill said in the video that Clark was at Nike headquarters ...
What’s Your Major? Some Say ‘Sports’ Should Be an Acceptable Answer.
The idea of offering a degree in sports has gained momentum now that college athletes can be paid. Now Nike is joining some ...