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Stanford names former Nike CEO John Donahoe as new athletic director
STANFORD, Calif. -- Former Nike CEO John Donahoe has been hired as athletic director at Stanford. Donahoe will become the school's eighth athletic director and replace Bernard Muir, who stepped down this year. He will officially begin in the role Sept. 8.
Stanford hires John Donahoe as athletic director, breaking mold with ex-Nike CEO in revenue-sharing era
Stanford has hired former Nike CEO John Donahoe as its new athletic director, marking a shift from a more traditional hire to one with extensive business experience rather than just a typical sports administration background.
Former LSU Executive Deputy Director of Athletics and Chief Operating Officer Kelly Zinn was introduced as the new athletic ...
Stanford late Thursday named former Nike CEO John Donahoe its next athletic director, a seemingly unlikely hire, but one the ...
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NMSU announces national search for new athletic directorOn Friday, August 1, New Mexico State University announced it has launched a national search for its next athletic director.
Rutgers news conference to introduce the Scarlet Knights’ new athletic director, Keli Zinn, Wednesday, July 30, 2025 at the ...
Former Utah State University assistant athletic director Amy Crosbie has sued the university, saying it violated her rights ...
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Fort Smith Public Schools athletic director resigning effective late AugustMichael Beaumont will step down as Fort Smith Public Schools’ athletics director a few weeks into the school year, the ...
Ole Miss athletics director Keith Carter recently received a contract extension. Judging by the Rebels' results, he's underpaid, if anything.
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