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John Donahoe
John Donahoe
Overview
  • Industry
    Sportswear
  • Role
    President, CEO
  • Description

    John Donahoe became the president and CEO of NIKE in January 2020 and has served on the Board of Directors since 2014. He is responsible for the continued growth of NIKE’s global business portfolio, which includes the Nike, Jordan and Converse brands.

Latest post

Nike, Lululemon sales rise in China while luxury spending sputters in the US

FashionFinance
Nike, Lululemon sales rise in China while luxury spending sputters in the US
Timeline

2022 January

Secoo Collapses, Nike Stalls & PVH Shows Promise in China
Secoo Collapses, Nike Stalls & PVH Shows Promise in China

Supply-side difficulties and a consumer retreat have affected Nike and Secoo, yet PVH Corp is having an altogether easier time.

Kevin Rozario
FashionFinance

February

Nike Slaps StockX With a Lawsuit for Unauthorized NFT Sneakers
Nike Slaps StockX With a Lawsuit for Unauthorized NFT Sneakers

Nike has become the latest fashion brand to run into trademark infringement problems related to NFTs. Is the metaverse turning into the Wild West?

Julienna Law
Julienna Law
TechnologyNews

June

Nike Ends Running App in China Indicating Uphill Struggle
Nike Ends Running App in China Indicating Uphill Struggle

Nike’s popular running app has announced the suspension of its services in China. Is the sportswear giant losing even more footing in the local market?

Lisa Nan
Lisa Nan
FashionStrategy

2021 March

Is Nike Well-Positioned Post-Pandemic?
Is Nike Well-Positioned Post-Pandemic?

Chinese consumers fueled a mighty sales surge for the global sneakers brand in the past three months, which will be maintained in the current quarter.

Kevin Rozario
FashionFinance

June

Is Nike Losing The Race In China?
Is Nike Losing The Race In China?

Nike delivered record results thanks to high revenues in the North American market, but it should be concerned about its China strategy.

Adina-Laura Achim
FashionStrategy

July

Li Ning Leads the Charge of Chinese Luxury Brands
Li Ning Leads the Charge of Chinese Luxury Brands

While it’s not fully luxury, China’s Li-Ning became the first Chinese brand to enter the Jing Daily KraneShares China Global Luxury Index top 10.

Ollie A. Williams
FashionFinance
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