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It happened! The FIRST-EVER Learning Week hosted @ the Philip H. Knight Campus.   3,000+ NIKE teammates. 70+ sessions over 3 days.   Like athletes we serve, we centered on what matters most: Growth, Performance and Continuous Improvement.   “The power of having NIKE employees from across the business come together to learn and to want to be better says a lot about us as a company - where we want to go as a team and how much we want to win,” shared Mary Sabino, Sr. Merchant for APLA, Kobe, and WNBA/NBA.   NIKE. Creating the future of sport. Together. ⬇️ #JustDoIt #SwooshLife #WinAsATeam

NIKE, Inc. President & CEO Elliott Hill welcomed Craig Melvin of the TODAY Show to the Philip H. Knight Campus for a candid conversation on the business and a look inside our industry-leading Nike Sport Research Lab (NSRL). Elliott emphasized our long-term focus on sport, athletes and innovation, and Craig got to experience Nike's sport-science research touring the NSRL. Watch the full interview https://lnkd.in/gNEGakqR Go inside the NSRL (🔗 Link in comments) #JustDoIt #SwooshLife #TeamNike

The WNBA’s new Rebel Edition jerseys are more than uniforms — they’re a reflection of identity, energy and community. Created through collaboration between Nike and the league’s 15 WNBA (Women's National Basketball Association) teams, the 2026 Rebel Edition collection draws from the cities, cultures and fans that shape each franchise, translating that spirit into bold new on-court expressions. “Each Rebel uniform is an opportunity to bring the team’s identity into sharper focus and let their energy speak in a new way on court,” says Katie West, Senior Manager & Designer, Basketball Apparel. Check out the stories behind the designs https://lnkd.in/gjHQz5Vf #NikeBasketball #WNBA #JustDoIt #SwooshLife

Fifty-four years ago today, we broke out on our own. We went from Blue Ribbon Sports to Nike, what our co-founder Phil Knight describes as our “Independence Day.” Inside the company, something new was already taking shape. Then Portland State University student Carolyn Davidson had already created what has become one of the most recognizable marks in sports: the Swoosh. “Well, I don’t love it,” Knight later recalled telling her, “but it will grow on me.” It sure did. Check out the story behind the Swoosh and Nike ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/gVFuJFjR #SwooshLife #NikeDNA #JustDoIt

Guess who showed up at the new Nike SoHo store? (Hint: iconic NYC sports fan!) Greeting him was Candace Dunbar- Scott, Head Coach of the Nike SoHo store and 25 years living the Swoosh life. Bold, daring and unapologetically New York, while at the same time your biggest cheerleader and chief inspirer, Candace is a direct reflection of the hyperlocal world of sport she just opened. Candace says, “As a newly converted runner, I love the feeling of achieving something that I didn’t think I could do, and I want to pass that along to my store athletes and to our consumers, so that they can achieve their dreams, too.” New York felt it and came to celebrate 👀 #NikeRetail #JustDoIt #SwooshLife

The original Nike Air Max 360. The Nike Kyoto. The volt color takeover in London in 2012. Some of the most inspired products and design moments in recent Nike history were led by Martin Lotti. All of them, says the Chief Design Officer, were created with a purpose. "Design is not just executing or sketching; we are problem solvers," Lotti says. "Bill Bowerman baked this into the DNA of the company: You create for a reason, not just because you can." Go behind the scenes of how Martin is driving a new wave of creativity at the Swoosh, and solving problems for today’s athletes and the next generation: https://lnkd.in/gbUEu5Nk #JustDoIt #SwooshLife #NikeDesign

Last week’s Sales Summit at Philip H. Knight Campus was about one thing: Unleashing belief. More than 1,100 Sales teammates from across the globe came together to learn, to push each other, and to reconnect — with the work and one another. The days were full, the conversations real and the energy unmistakable. From product innovation sessions to time spent with legends like Joan Benoit Samuelson and Seattle Seahawks Coach Michael Macdonald, the Sales Summit reminded us that belief starts inside the team. And that means hearing it echoed from the top, with our senior leadership — Elliott Hill, Matthew Friend, Nicole Hubbard Graham and Phil McCartney — sitting side-by-side our Sales teammates. Erica Bullard, VP of Global Sales, says it best: “Coming together as one team for our Sales Summit builds on our momentum and supercharges our team with what they need to deepen their relationships with partners and grow the marketplace to serve more athletes* — our consumers—around the world. I’m proud of what this team has delivered, and I’m even more excited for the future.” *If you have a body, you are an athlete. #JustDoIt #SwooshLife #WinAsATeam

The shoes. The apparel. The campaigns. They all start somewhere — long before they show up on an athlete, in a store or out in the world. Each year, the Nike Design Annual brings that work together, capturing the footwear, apparel and experiences that shape the brand, along with the thinking behind them. “The annual isn’t meant to be a comprehensive collection of the year but rather a snapshot of the things we’re excited by,” says Brian Metcalf, Director of Visual Design. “I like to think of it as a sort of future artifact of the brand, questioning what would be interesting to discover within the pages if someone found this in 10 or fifteen years.” For designers inside Nike, the Annual has long been a way to track the brand’s evolution and to see how ideas build, how teams collaborate and how the work continues to move forward. “Nike brings creative individuals together across all facets of design under a single brand umbrella. The output is remarkably vast and diverse — not just products, but photoshoots, campaigns, digital experiences and retail environments. Much of our content pulls directly from the work of these teams, and their creativity and craft makes the Annual possible.” Read more about Nike Chief Design Officer Martin Lotti and the mindset that goes into creating pinnacle design work: https://lnkd.in/gbUEu5Nk #NikeDesign #SwooshLife #JustDoIt

Call it the Hoop Summit effect. Each spring, dozens of the world’s top high school basketball players travel to Portland for the annual Nike Hoop Summit to face off against Team USA. Almost immediately, the game changes — the pace picks up, the intensity builds and the standard climbs. We saw it in action during the showcase this past Saturday at the Portland Moda Center. But the feeling didn’t start that day. It starts a week earlier when players begin training and preparing at Nike’s Philip H. Knight Campus (PHK), extending the moment beyond the court. “When players get to experience our campus, it shows that we can serve them beyond the game itself. Seeing how our teams across the company work together to create this week-long memory for players is a big priority for us,” says Natalia Isaac, Professional, North America Pro Basketball Sports Marketing. Go behind the scenes of the PHK courts and facilities where the players get to train and prep: https://lnkd.in/gF45DR3t #HoopSummit #NikeBasketball #JustDoIt