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That would surely cause disaster: Ann Hebert will leave office after 25 years at Nike because her son was busy trading Nike shoes with his business credit card. Hebert was Nike’s last director in North America. Now the Nike spokesperson advances it with the words “You made the right decision to leave.”
Your son buys numerous sneakers and then sells them more profitably. An article in the business magazine “Bloomberg Businessweek” became a problem. In it, 19-year-old Joe Hebert bragged about his business. “I once got more than 15 people to visit a website that sells Yeezy shoes at the same time. Then I tricked the system with bots that limit purchases to one pair of shoes per person. “In total, he bought shoes for 120,000 francs and resold them for 138,000. Profit: 18,300 francs.
So far so good. But to test his company’s sales, the young man sent a financial report to a “Bloomberg” reporter. It showed her mother’s business credit card.
Last year, his mother Ann was promoted to vice president and CEO of Nike in North America. A Nike spokeswoman told “Bloomberg” that she put Nike in on her son’s business in 2018 and that the company had no problem with it. His son also said it was “too tall to remove because of me.” Joe says he never had inside knowledge of his mother.
However, according to “Bloomberg,” Hebert knew information about upcoming online sales and shared it with paying followers. Joe says he got this information and special products because he lives in Portland. The headquarters of Nike’s US operations. “If you know the right people, it’s the right city for shoe sales. These people can give access to knowledge and products that a normal person does not have, “says the young man. But that no longer helps his mother. (lui)
