Nike list of executives who have left the company in the past 3 months

In joining a team with decades of experience building global e-commerce destinations, I couldn't be more excited at the opportunity to help establish TheDrop.com as the central hub for the hottest global drops."Then: Vice president, digital transformation and global technology program officeNow: UnknownClocked in: June 2011Clocked out: November 2021Under Donahoe, Nike is focused on a sweeping shift to becoming a digital-first company. As vice president of digital transformation, Salemy led a lot of that work."After over a decade with Nike, the time has come for a new phase," he wrote on LinkedIn. "What a run!""More to come soon on the next chapter," Salemy wrote on LinkedIn.Then: Director, enterprise employee engagement, architecture, engineeringNow: Consulting work around the metaverseClocked in: January 2013Clocked out: November 2021Nike is among the brands working to capitalize on the emerging digital reality known as the metaverse. On LinkedIn, Guo said her job at Nike was to "evangelize the value of data science.""After six incredible years at Nike working alongside with many brilliant #mathletes to serve athletes, I was ready for a new challenge," she wrote as part of her goodbye note posted on LinkedIn.Then: Director, global merchandising, men's sports performance apparelNow: UnknownClocked in: February 2014Clocked out: January 2022Before he got a job at Nike's world headquarters, Eberle worked at a company store as a teenager, according to a goodbye note he posted on LinkedIn. He formally joined Nike corporate in February 2014 and worked his way up through a variety of roles to become a director of global merchandising. I couldn't be more proud of the work and results we contributed towards, knowing that our success came through partnership and trust."Eberle has not publicly announced his next career move.Then: Head of performance management, global sourcing, and manufacturingNow: Sustainability industry team strategy leader, MicrosoftClocked in: January 2015Clocked out: January 2022Marçal joined Nike as a senior director in 2015 and worked on various sustainability efforts, including intellectual property for new materials and renewable-energy purchase agreements in Europe and North America, according to his LinkedIn profile.Most recently he worked on tools to measure operating performance, another spoke of Nike's digital-first transformation. She also served as digital director at Nike, overseeing "high-profile marketing launches," according to her LinkedIn profile."After spending the past thirty years working with amazing teammates at Intel and Nike, I am retiring," she wrote on LinkedIn. "I'm extremely thankful for having had the privilege to share this journey with the most talented, humble and most importantly nice people I've ever met, and learn so much about teamwork, innovation, responsibility, leadership and drive to win throughout the process," he wrote on LinkedIn.He added, "I leave with full confidence that Nike will continue to thrive, and the Tel-Aviv team will continue to bring amazing innovations and products to life and make a material positive impact on many millions of lives."Then: Innovation transition directorNow: RetiredClocked in: May 1981Clocked out: January 2022Baratta worked at Nike for over 40 years. She recently moved to Singapore for a new position, according to her LinkedIn profile."Making the decision to leave Nike and to leave Shanghai was a difficult one, the hardest part was thinking of the great team we have become and teammates I work with both locally and globally," she wrote on LinkedIn.Then: Design director, North America digital brand designNow: Senior manager, global design strategy, SnapClocked in: January 2017Clocked out: December 2021Atkinson in January joined Snap as a senior manager of global design strategy, according to her LinkedIn profile. "Know that I'll always rock my AJ1s with pride!"Then: Director of brand marketing strategy and planning, global, kidsNow: Director of brand marketing, LiveWireClocked in: February 2012Clocked out: January 2022Gillihan joined Nike as a project manager in 2012 and worked up through a variety of management and marketing roles to become director for brand marketing strategy and planning for Nike's kids business. Nike has given me so much to be thankful for over the past decade," she wrote on LinkedIn. Then: Director of 3D footwear designNow: Head of cyberwear, Wilder WorldClocked in: May 2016Clocked out: November 2021Knight's departure was first reported by the industry publication Complex in December.