US: Nike announces senior management changes
By Petah Marian | 27 January 2012
Nike has appointed Bert Hoyt as vice president and general manager of the sports wear company's Western European division.
Hoyt will replace Brent Scrimshaw, who has decided after 18 years with the company to retire and return to his native Australia.
Hoyt has been with Nike for more than a decade in a number of senior management roles, including vice president of commerce for EMEA. He was most recently Nike's VP and general manager of global football.
Roland Wolfram will replace Hoyt as the new VP and GM of global football. He has been with the company for 13 years and was most recently vice president of global sales.
Tom Peddie will become VP of global sales. Peddie has held a number of sales roles in his 21-years with the company. He was most recently VP of North America sales.
Ann Hebert will become VP of North America Sales and was most recently the global sales director for football, baseball and athletic training.
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