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Managing Director of Strategic Business Ventures, Nike, Inc.
Search every verified Andrew Campion interview, podcast appearance, and on-the-record quote — each transcript cross-checked by AI and human review to confirm speaker identity. Andrew Campion, managing director of strategic business ventures at Nike, spoke at UCLA Anderson in 2016 about leadership and his career. He stated that leadership is a skill developed over time, not an innate trait, and that the best plans, rather than the best ideas, are more likely to receive funding. Campion cited Nike's Flyknit technology as an example of an intuitive insight that succeeded after being integrated into a strategic and financial plan. He also emphasized the importance of mastering fundamentals like valuation while becoming comfortable leveraging intuition, and described business as a team sport where collaboration is more important than individual credit. Campion discussed Nike's mission to provide inspiration and innovation to every athlete, defining an athlete as anyone with a body. He noted that the company starts with consumer insights to grow the market rather than simply taking share, and that digital tools allow for personalized engagement at scale. Regarding China, Campion acknowledged macroeconomic dynamics such as currency and consumer trends but expressed confidence in long-term opportunities, stating that Nike uses a currency-neutral approach and hedging programs to manage risk and continue investing in growth.
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Andy Campion (B.A. '93, '03), former CFO of Nike Inc., delivered the commencement keynote address to celebrate the ...
How are professional sports organizations holding on to their fans? Double Bruin and Nike Inc. chief operating officer Andy Campion (B.A. ’93, ’03) compared notes with NHL commissioner Gary Bettman and UCLA Anderson alumnus and donor Francesco Aquilini (’04), owner of the Vancouver Canucks, about audience engagement. To paraphrase Coach John Wooden: “What’s most important is what you learn after you think you know it all.” Learn more about the Center for Management of Enterprise in Media, Entertainment & Sports (MEMES): https://www.anderson.ucla.edu/centers... Learn more about the annual Pu…
Nike stock drops after beating Q3 earnings estimates, meets revenue targets March 21, 2019 Nike Inc (NKE) beat Q3 earnings, while it met revenue targets. The sneaker maker reported earnings of 68 cents on revenue of $9.61 billion. Analysts had expected the company to post earnings of $0.65 on revenue of $9.61 billion. Nike stock, which ended the day by increasing 1.52% to $88.01, dropped about 3% during the extended-hours of trading. “The Consumer Direct Offense is delivering broad-based growth across all four of our geographies, led by continued momentum in China,” said Andy Campion, CFO. “…
Nike CFO and UCLA Anderson alumnus Andy Campion (B.A. ’93, ’03) returned to campus for a frank discussion on developing the most effective corporate leadership skills. A visionary optimist who has grown comfortable leveraging his intuition, Campion doesn’t subscribe to a philosophy that suggests people are born leaders. Leadership is a skill developed over time, he told MBA students, and the best ideas don’t always go through but the best plans will. Learn more about the UCLA Anderson Alumni Network: https://www.anderson.ucla.edu/alumni #Nike #Leadership #LeadershipDevelopment
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