Former Nike Marketing Manager Pleads Guilty In Criminal Case

Errol Andam, a former Nike marketing manager, pled guilty to alleged wire and mail fraud, according to The Oregonian. In early February, federal prosecutors claimed that Andam defrauded Nike of nearly $1.5 million. He was accused of wire fraud, money laundering and making false statements on a loan application as part of a scheme to defraud Nike.

Dick’s SG Announces Grand Opening of ‘Dick’s House of Sport’ And Elevated Golf And Soccer Offerings

Dick’s Sporting Goods will expand its national footprint with the opening of its first Dick’s House of Sport, a new concept store in Victor, NY, on April 9, and two Warehouse Sale locations and experiential Soccer Shops in select locations in April. The retailer will also debut nine newly redesigned Golf Galaxy locations and expanded technology offerings in 62 Golf Galaxy locations.

NRF Report: U.S. Economy Making ‘Dramatic Progress’

With more vaccines stockpiled, more federal stimulus money and consumers shopping again, the U.S. economy has made dramatic progress since the coronavirus pandemic brought activity to a near-standstill last year, NRF Chief Economist Jack Kleinhenz said in the April issue of its Monthly Economic Review.

Nike Marketing Veterans Launch Agency

David Creech, most recently president brand creative, global mens Nike, has partnered with two other Nike veterans, Josh Moore and Nicole Graham, and sports agent Rich Paul to start a minority-owned marketing and creative agency named Adopt.

Nike Wins Restraining Order Over Lil Nas X ‘Satan Shoes’

U.S. District Judge Eric Komitee in Brooklyn ruled in favor of Nike three days after the sporting goods giant sued MSCHF Product Studio over MSCHF’s “Satan Shoes.” The modified Nike Air Max 97 sneakers were made in collaboration with rapper Lil Nas X and were purported to contain one drop of human blood in the midsoles.