Nike appoints new CEO as sportswear giant's sales come under pressure
Briefly

Nike's decision to appoint Elliott Hill as CEO reflects a strategic effort to leverage his extensive experience and familiarity with the brand amidst slowing sales and increased competition.
Analyst Jessica Ramirez noted, 'This change gives a positive signal because it is someone that knows the brand and knows the company very well,' indicating confidence in Hill's leadership.
Former CEO John Donahoe's tenure was marked by bolstering Nike's online presence, which initially boosted sales above $50 billion but has since faced challenges amid inflation concerns.
Hill's appointment comes at a crucial time as Nike deals with declining growth, with expectations of $48.87 billion in annual sales by fiscal 2025 due to consumer spending cuts.
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