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This comes after a Bloomberg Businessweek article last week about Ann Hebert’s 19-year-old son, Joe Hebert. The article revealed that she used a credit card in Ann Hebert’s name to buy back sneakers for a small business called West Coast Streetwear.
This article describes in great detail how Joe can buy shoes at an even greater discount than well-known retailers like Foot Locker, FlightClub …
Image is attributed to Joe Hebert.
The Air Jordan sneakers that the boy used his mother’s name to “collect” for sale
It is known that Joe Hebert spent more than 100,000 USD (over 2 billion VND) on the card to buy limited edition shoes and sell them for a profit. A source said Joe would buy shoes in bulk from Nike stores, at a deep discount thanks to his mother’s name, and then resell them.
After working in various sales positions at Nike, beginning in 1995, Ann Hebert held positions that included head of North America sales, head of Nike’s Asia Pacific and Latin America, and finally headed North America last June.
Photo of Mrs. Ann Hebert
According to company policy, Nike does not allow its employees to engage in footwear reselling (reselling footwear at a price above the market price). This has angered many shoe enthusiasts and they have said that trusting Joe’s family has made the shoe game that much more unfair.
At present, Ann’s side has yet to say anything after her son’s foolish actions.
Source: NBC
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