Report: Nike president resigns, workplace behavior cited
Nike brand president resigns over "workplace behavior" complaints
Nike President & CEO Mark Parker Steps Down From Positions
Tarnished Nike executive is slated to receive $525,000 payout – Chicago Tribune
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Nike CEO says sports giant is 'a brand of China and for China' in earnings call | Daily Mail Online
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Nike CEO Mark Parker to step down after 13 years | CNN Business
Nike CEO John Donahoe Said Resale Scandal Hurt Customer Trust: Report
Nike Announces Investigation into Workplace Behavior Issues, Resignation of President | GQ
Nike President Mark G. Parker Joins Walt Disney Board
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Nike executive resigns amid complaints about workplace conduct
Departing Nike (NYSE: NKE) executive Trevor Edwards got a 14 percent raise last year - Portland Business Journal
Nike President to Leave as Company Reviews Improper Conduct - Bloomberg
Paul Trussell - Vice President of Investor Relations and Strategic Finance - Nike | LinkedIn
Nike Brand President Trevor Edwards Resigns | Sole Collector
John J. Donahoe II - President & CEO at Nike | The Org
John Donahoe - President and CEO of NIKE, Inc. - Nike | LinkedIn
Nike's Phil Knight Reflects on Success & Future Competition – Footwear News
Nike Brand president Charlie Denson delivers speech at SportAccord Convention - oregonlive.com
NIKE, Inc. announces Board Member John Donahoe will succeed Mark Parker as President & CEO in 2020, Parker to become Executive Chairman - NIKE, Inc.
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Nike execs explain why VP left over son's sneaker business
Nike Executive Resigns; C.E.O. Addresses Workplace Behavior Complaints - The New York Times
Nike Investigates Workplace Complaints, Says No. 2 Executive Resigns - WSJ
