(Reuters) -Nike's chief innovation officer, John Hoke, is retiring, the world's largest sportswear company said on Thursday. Hoke, who joined Nike in 1992, has served as the company's chief design ...

Chief Innovation Officer John Hoke announces his retirement after over 30 years with the company. Tony Bignell, who has spent more than two decades with the retailer, replaces him in early June.

John Hoke, the company’s current chief innovation officer, will retire in October. Nike’s executive leadership changes so far this year Ex-Nike director to lead footwear brand's US office Ex ...

Nike Inc. has a new chief innovation officer. Tony Bignell, the vice president for running footwear, has been promoted to chief innovation officer. He will report to Phil McCartney, executive vice ...