An alum of the Stanford Graduate School of Business, Donahoe will begin his role in September. This years 40 under 40 event ...

Former Nike CEO John Donahoe has been hired as Stanford's athletic director. He will officially start on September 8th, ...

Stanford named former Nike chief executive officer John Donahoe as the school's new athletic director, a move reflecting the transformation of college sports in recent years.

Stanford has officially announced the hiring of former Nike CEO and Stanford Graduate School of Business alum (’86) John Donahoe as their new athletic director (Jaquish & Kenninger Director and Chair ...

Stanford University has appointed former Nike CEO John Donahoe as its new athletic director, succeeding Bernard Muir. Donahoe, a Stanford Business School alumnus, will begin his role on September 8, ...

Stanford late Thursday named former Nike CEO John Donahoe its next athletic director, a seemingly unlikely hire, but one the university said is a perfect fit given the ongoing turmoil in college ...

Former Nike CEO John Donahoe has been appointed Stanford University’s new athletic director, marking a bold shift toward executive leadership in collegiate sports. A Stanford MBA and Dartmouth ...

Stanford is set to hire former Nike CEO John Donahoe as the school's new athletic director, sources told ESPN on Thursday.

Former Nike CEO John Donahoe will take over as the athletic director at Stanford, where he earned his graduate degree. His first day on the job will be Sept. 8. Donahoe, 65, comes to the position with ...

The company's stock fell from $122.53 in late December 2023 to $80.80 on Sept. 19. Elliott Hill will replace Donahoe as president and CEO, effective Oct. 14.

Donahoe has served on Nike's board since 2014 and is the current CEO of ServiceNow, an enterprise cloud-computing company whose shares fell 9% after hours on the news.

John Donahoe, president and CEO of ServiceNow, is photographed at their headquarters in Santa Clara, Calif., on Monday, March 20, 2017. (Gary Reyes/Bay Area News Group) ...