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History of Nike: Facts About Its 50th Anniversary
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How Jeff Johnson sold Nike's first shoes
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Shoe Dog by Phil Knight : Book Summary & Review — jenn's day
Shoe Dog by Phil Knight : Book Summary & Review — jenn's day
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Wisdom from Nike: how Jeff Johnson sold Nike's first shoes | by Elena Velikova | Medium
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TIL Nike name came from its first full time employee (Jeff Johnson), after the word just came out of nowhere in his dream. He then phoned Phil Knight (founder) the next morning,
Nike's first full-time employee had a dream hours before they filed a patent in 1971, and it saved the company from being called 'Dimension Six' | Business Insider Africa
Wisdom from Nike: how Jeff Johnson sold Nike's first shoes
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History of Nike: Facts About Its 50th Anniversary
How Jeff Johnson sold Nike's first shoes
