NIKE

 Headquarters: Beaverton, Oregon, United States

 Founders: Phil Knight, Bill Bowerman
 Customer service: 1800 1 888 6453
 Stock price: NKE (NYSE) $104.81 -0.24 (-0.23%)
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 CEO: John Donahoe (Jan 13, 2020–)
 Revenue: 37.4 billion USD
 Founded: January 25, 1964, Eugene, Oregon, United
States
 President: John Donahoe
 Nike’s Corporate Social
Responsibility (CSR) Policy
Nike’s Corporate Social Responsibility and
Sustainability program resonates with the
company’s core belief that “sports can change the
world for the better.” Nike leverages the unifying
power of sports to promote its CSR agenda in three
key areas:
 diversity and inclusion
 community investment, and
 environmental sustainability.
 Nike’s Diversity and Inclusion
Program
Nike’s CSR and corporate governance
programs center on providing a healthy and
tolerant work environment for all employees.
To that end, the company invests in
promoting a work environment that
celebrates diversity and inclusion.
 Nike’s Community Support Program

As part of their community outreach

program, Nike spent more than $89 million
in 2020 to help over 17 million kids around
the world get active in sports and exercise.
Nike also committed to training nearly
100,000 coaches to help communities most
in need.
Nike’s Sustainability Program
Understanding that if there “is no planet,
there is no sport” Nike continues to make
considerable inroads in promoting their
environmental sustainability initiatives.
NIKE'S
ENVIRONMENTAL,
SOCIAL, AND
GOVERNANCE
(ESG)
 Environmental:
Sustainable Materials: Nike has been working to use more
sustainable materials in its products. This includes using recycled
materials, reducing waste, and incorporating more eco-friendly
materials in its supply chain.
Carbon Emissions: The company has set targets to reduce its
carbon emissions, including those from its manufacturing
processes and its supply chain. Nike aims to achieve carbon
neutrality in its operations.
Water Management: Nike focuses on water conservation and
responsible water management in its manufacturing and sourcing
processes.
Circular Economy: Nike is working to promote a circular economy
by designing products with recyclability and reusability in mind.
Social:

Labor Practices: Nike has faced scrutiny in the past

over labor practices in its supply chain, but it has made
efforts to improve working conditions, pay fair wages,
and ensure the rights of workers in its factories.
Diversity and Inclusion: The company has initiatives
aimed at fostering diversity and inclusion within its
workforce and addressing issues of inequality and
discrimination.
Community Engagement: Nike invests in community
programs and initiatives, especially in areas where it
operates, to support education, sports, and social
 Governance:

Board Composition: Nike has a board of directors

that oversees corporate governance. The composition
of the board is an important aspect, including
diversity and expertise in relevant fields.
Ethical Business Practices: Nike is committed to
ethical business practices and transparency in its
operations. This includes compliance with legal and
regulatory standards.
Corporate Responsibility Reporting: Nike provides
regular reports on its ESG performance and goals,
which are made available to the public.