Nike Inc. announced that Michael Spillane, currently CEO of Converse, will become CEO and president of Umbro and Jim Calhoun, currently CEO of Hurley, will become CEO and president of Converse.

Both Spillane and Calhoun will continue to report to Nike, Inc. President of Affiliates, Roger Wyett. Jim Allaker, CEO and president of Umbro, will retire.

“We are very excited that Michael, a seasoned industry veteran, will now take the helm at Umbro. Michael has demonstrated strong success at Converse and we are confident he will bring the same passion, commitment and clarity of vision to Umbro,” said Roger Wyett. “In addition, Jim Calhoun’s brand expertise and global experience will be instrumental in driving continued growth at Converse.”

“We would like to thank Jim Allaker for his significant contribution to both the Nike brand and Umbro as he retires from NIKE, Inc. after 23 years,” continued Wyett.

Spillane brings more than 25 years of management experience in the apparel and textile industries to Umbro. Spillane joined Converse in 2007 as president of North America Footwear. In less than a year, he was asked to lead growth around the apparel business, as president, North America and global product. Previously Spillane heldCEO positions at Polartec and Malden Mills as well as senior positions at Tommy Hilfiger and Jockey.

On April 14, Calhoun joining Nike as the VP & CEO of Hurley. Wyett will serve as interim CEO of Hurley as NIKE, Inc. moves to name a successor.

Calhoun joined Nike from Levi Strauss & Company, where he had worked since 2008 as executive vice president & president of the Dockers brand. Before joining Levi Strauss, Calhoun was with The Walt Disney Company for more than nine years in a variety of senior roles, most recently as Executive Vice President & General Manager for Disney Consumer Products for North and Latin America. Prior to The Walt Disney Company, Calhoun worked with Nike where he served in a leadership role driving growth for Nike’s basketball business.