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Nike NKEThe company said on May 5, 2025 that it announced an organizational restructuring that eliminated the President, Consumer, Product & Brand role. It said Heidi O’Neill will step down from that role effective May 2, 2025 and remain a full-time non-executive employee until her separation on September 5, 2025.
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AI summaryThe company said on May 5, 2025 that it announced an organizational restructuring that eliminated the President, Consumer, Product & Brand role. It said Heidi O’Neill will step down from that role effective May 2, 2025 and remain a full-time non-executive employee until her separation on September 5, 2025.
NIKE, Inc. said its Letter Agreement with Heidi O’Neill, dated May 2, 2025, keeps her annual base salary and benefit plan eligibility unchanged through her separation date. The company said the agreement treats her separation as retirement-eligible and as an involuntary termination without cause for equity award purposes. It also said the restriction period under her noncompetition agreement begins on the separation date.
The company said it will divide the Consumer, Product, and Brand organization into three areas, Consumer and Sport, Marketing, and Product Creation (including Innovation and Design), which will report directly to Hill. It also said O'Neill will retire after 26 years and serve in an advisory capacity until September 2025.
Nike said the following senior leadership appointments are effective immediately: Amy Montagne was promoted to President, Nike; Phil McCartney to EVP, Chief Innovation, Design & Product Officer; and Nicole Graham to EVP, Chief Marketing Officer. The company said Tom Clarke assumed the new role of Chief Growth Initiatives Officer.
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Role Elimination and Heidi O’Neill Transition
The company said on May 5, 2025 that it announced an organizational restructuring that eliminated the President, Consumer, Product & Brand role. It said Heidi O’Neill will step down from that role effective May 2, 2025 and remain a full-time non-executive employee until her separation on September 5, 2025.
Source · Based on the filing body and exhibits
Letter Agreement Terms on Pay, Equity Awards and Noncompete
NIKE, Inc. said its Letter Agreement with Heidi O’Neill, dated May 2, 2025, keeps her annual base salary and benefit plan eligibility unchanged through her separation date. The company said the agreement treats her separation as retirement-eligible and as an involuntary termination without cause for equity award purposes. It also said the restriction period under her noncompetition agreement begins on the separation date.
Source · Based on the filing body and exhibits
Consumer, Product, and Brand Split into 3 Areas, Reporting to CEO
The company said it will divide the Consumer, Product, and Brand organization into three areas, Consumer and Sport, Marketing, and Product Creation (including Innovation and Design), which will report directly to Hill. It also said O'Neill will retire after 26 years and serve in an advisory capacity until September 2025.
Source · Based on the filing body and exhibits
Senior Leadership Promotions and New Role Appointments
Nike said the following senior leadership appointments are effective immediately: Amy Montagne was promoted to President, Nike; Phil McCartney to EVP, Chief Innovation, Design & Product Officer; and Nicole Graham to EVP, Chief Marketing Officer. The company said Tom Clarke assumed the new role of Chief Growth Initiatives Officer.
Source · Based on the filing body and exhibits
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