Nike's new CEO may look to mend retailer ties in sales revival push
Sept 20 (Reuters) - Nike's new CEO is expected to double down on the company's efforts to repair relations with retailers to energize sales, reversing a strategy under outgoing chief John Donahoe that focused on selling directly through its stores and website.
Analysts and former employees on new Nike CEO Elliott Hill: 'It’s about the mojo'
After Thursday's announcement, current and former Nike employees took to LinkedIn to express their excitement for Hill’s return. Nike’s longtime former historian Scott Reames posted that Sept. 19 “will be a critically important inflection point in Nike's history.”
Nike said Thursday that former senior executive Elliott Hill will rejoin the company to succeed John Donahoe as president and ...
Nike faces a consumer slowdown and tough competition from upstart running brands like Hoka and On. Customers are changing ...
Shares of Nike (NKE) are rallying after the company ... Yih believes he will prioritize relationships with wholesale retail partners: "It's the base for kind of the brand strength going forward.
Nike’s annual meeting is expected to be dominated by discussions over its alleged lack of engagement on supply chain worker ...
Nike has said it can make more than double the profit selling goods through its own website and physical stores than it can through wholesale partners. Nike has executed a strategy to focus its ...
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