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 ...

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

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 ...

Former Nike and eBay CEO John Donahoe has been named as Stanford's athletic director after school officials viewed him as a "unicorn candidate" because of his business ties and history at the school.

A few years before becoming Nike’s CEO, John Donahoe took a long and welcome sabbatical from board meetings and conference calls. He had worked nonstop for three decades at consulting firm Bain ...

Nike CEO John Donahoe acknowledged geopolitical tensions are rising with China – one of its largest markets – but said decoupling from the region would be "disastrous" for global trade.

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.

John Donahoe, the former CEO of Nike, will return to college athletics as the Jaquish and Kenninger director of Athletics at Stanford University, where he earned his MBA.

Stanford's new athletic director has taken quite a unique path to his job. The school announced the hiring of former Nike CEO John Donahoe as its next athletic director Thursday. Donahoe joins ...

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 ...

Donahoe's hiring comes months after longtime athletic director Bernard Muir announced he would step down at the end of the school year. Muir served as Stanford's athletic director from 2012-25.