How Nike Got Its Name
Nike at 50: Insiders offer their view of the dominating sports brand's defining moments - oregonlive.com
Bob Woodell and Nike: The Critical Employee | Shortform Books
Historically Speaking: Nike in Exeter
Nike founder Phil Knight worries that nation is losing its entrepreneurial edge
50 Things You Didn't Know About Nike | Complex
Nike founder Phil Knight worries that nation is losing its entrepreneurial edge
Nike LA on Twitter: "3107 Pico Boulevard. It was here that @nike's original crazy dream came to life. Under the title "Blue Ribbon Sports," a runner named Jeff Johnson stopped selling shoes
Nike at 50: Celebrating a Half-Century of Innovation – WWD
Nike's Original Running Store Reopens In Santa Monica As A Community Space • KicksOnFire.com
How Nike Got Its Name
How Betrayal Forced Phil Knight To Create Nike | by James Won | Medium
Blue Ribbon Sports: 3107 Pico Boulevard — Tim Ramirez
Nike ZoomX Vaporfly NEXT% "Blue Ribbon Sports" - EUKICKS
Blue Ribbon Sports: How Nike Got Started | Shortform Books
50 Years After the Creation of the Waffle Trainer, Nike is Vigorously Protecting its Design - The Fashion Law
Jeff Johnson & Nike - The Successful Connection
The First Nike Running Store: Blue Ribbon Sports - YouTube
50 Things You Didn't Know About Nike | Complex
Nike's First Brick and Mortar Is Being Reopened—By Nike
How Jeff Johnson sold Nike's first shoes
History of Nike: Facts About Its 50th Anniversary
Nike Origins: The unpronounceable name, “meh” logo and a Virgin first - University of Illinois Athletics
Mathew Foster • Nike: Blue Ribbon Sports • Art Direction
