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John Joseph Donahoe II (born April 30, 1960) [1] is an American businessman who was the CEO of Nike from January 2020 to October 2024. [2] Early in his career, he worked for Bain & Company, becoming the firm's president and CEO in 1999. [3] He is on the board of directors at Nike, [4] The Bridgespan Group [5] and is chairman of PayPal.
As Donahoe took over the top spot at Nike in early 2020, the company touted the former Bain management consultant and eBay CEO's extensive tech industry chops and Silicon Valley touch. He had been ...
The athletic giant announced Thursday that CEO John Donahoe will retire next month and will be replaced by Elliott Hill, a veteran former Nike executive. Nike’s stock rose 9% during after-hours ...
Nike shares hit an all-time high of $177.51 in November 2021 as Hill’s predecessor, the retiring John Donahoe, earned plaudits for deftly steering the company through the COVID-19 pandemic.
The 60-year-old recently came out of retirement to return to Nike after former CEO John Donahoe stepped down following declining sales. Hill said in a recent Nike press release that his immediate ...
Nike's sales have weakened recently and its stock is down about 24% year-to-date. In its most recent quarter, which ended on May 31, the company reported a 2% revenue decline. Donahoe said at the time that the company is approaching its “near-term challenges head-on, while making continued progress in the areas that matter most to Nike's ...
The Nike CEO joined as the pandemic, social unrest and other issues were raging. CEO Talks: John Donahoe on Managing Through Crises and His Road Map for Nike’s Future Skip to main content
Douglas Conant, former chairman of Avon Products; [2] [3] former President and CEO of the Campbell Soup Company Chris Cox (2000), Chief Product Officer (CPO) of Facebook [ 4 ] John Donahoe (1978), president and CEO of Nike (2020–present), president and CEO of eBay (2008–2015), chairman of PayPal (2015–present), [ 5 ] CEO of ServiceNow ...