Презентация на тему Nike`s mission. Vision, Goals and Objectives of Nike

1964 by a student Phil Knight (Phil Knight), he

was a middle-distance runner in the team of the University of Oregon and his coach Bill Bowerman (Bill Bowerman).

signed a contract on behalf of the Blue Ribbon

Sports company with Onitsuka, for delivery in the US sneaker.
Began as a small distributing outfit located in the trunk of Phil Knights car.

of the company, naming it in honor of the

Greek goddess of victory Nike. The new company name - Nike, according to legend, invented by Jeff Johnson, who saw in a dream the winged goddess of victory Nike.
In 1971, a student at Portland State University - Carolyn Davidson invents the Nike logo.
This logo is still used by the company and the brand called "Swoosh", which means "flying with a whistle." It shows the wing of the goddess Nike

created. During breakfast, as always absorbed in thoughts of

work, Bill Bowerman saw waffle, and at this point in his head came association: if you make the sole of grooved, it will improve the thrust and, at the same time, make the shoes lighter weight .

Air cushion was a scientist, aeronautical engineer from NASA.

He offered company "cushioning shoe that will last forever," and was refused. He appealed to the competitors and also was refused. Then he returned to Nike with his idea and they accepted.

brand in 1972. The first prototypes appeared in 1972.
In

1979, there was a model in the stores Nike Tailwind, manufactured with polyurethane, pumped gas.
In 1980, NIKE became a joint stock company.
In 1985 a contract was signed with the young talent of Michael Jordan
In 1987 they released a collection of sneakers with increased visible air chamber shifted to the edges of the sole.
In 1990 Nike opened its world Headquarters.

in
Beaverton, Oregon;
Hilversum, the Netherlands;
Shanghai, China;
Boston, Massachusetts;
and

Costa Mesa, California.
In 2015, there were approximately 63 thousand Nike employees worldwide.
NIKE has contracts with 666 factories in 43 countries around the world

Jordan, Total 90, Nike Golf, Team Starter.
Nike also

controls companies that produce goods under the Converse and Hurley International brands.

is a powerful engine of growth.
Aims (goals): Minimize environmental

footprint, transform manufacturing and unleash human potential
Long-term objectives: increasing the share of the sports apparel market.
Medium-term objectives: to improve the quality and convenience of clothing, through the introduction of new technologies and developments.
Short-term objectives: reduction of production costs.

who are interested in sports.
Nike’s mission statement is

"To bring inspiration and innovation to every athlete in the world."
The legendary University of Oregon track and field coach, and Nike co-founder, Bill Bowerman said, "If you have a body, you are an athlete."

half the impact
Accelerating toward a low carbon growth economy.

The innovation imperative.
The future will be circular.
When to compete and when to collaborate.

world’s no. 1 shoemaker.
Nike uses a “Make to

Stock”
Nike sells its products throughout US and in more than 180 countries.
Nike is strong at research and development.
Nike is a global brand. Its famous ‘Swoosh’ is instantly recognizable.

the business is still heavily dependent upon its share

of the footwear market.
High product price compared to their competitors
High Advertising Spending

the opportunity to develop products such as sport wear

and accessories.
The business could also be developed internationally.
Developing the fashion brand image (Non sport customers)

to the international nature of trade.
The market for

sports shoes is very competitive.

but it faces increasing competition in Europe and China.

In terms of market share, Nike's biggest competitors are Adidas and Under Armour. Other competitors include Puma, Skechers, Anta and Li Ning.

to attempt to steal market share away
Adidas is entrenched

in market segments domestically and abroad where it has significant brand loyalty relative to its competition.

is losing popularity.
Employee theft

TODAY’S MARKETPLACE.
Nike should keep differentiating its products from its

competitors.
It should also differentiate its services to compete with its competitors
Nike should devote vast resources on R&D
Nike should think about latest trends and styles and should keep introducing fashionable shoe.
Low price range can also boost up its sales and market share among competitors
Apparel and equipment customization

sports, accessories items can also be a good move

for Nike.
It should engage more in community centered activities such as charity programs, fitness programs.
Continually Innovate
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Suggestion to make partnership with other companies as nike with apple