A Nike spokesperson said Ann Hebert made a personal decision to resign from the company.
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Ann Hebert, Nike’s general manager and vice president for North America, resigned from the company. Hebert’s resignation comes after Bloomberg reported that his 19-year-old son, Joe Hebert, was reportedly doing so used his mother’s credit card information to buy sneakers for his resale company West Coast Streetwear.
Ann Hebert had worked for the company for 25 years until her dismissal.
Your son, Joe Hebert, has spent more than $ 200,000 on about 2,000 pairs of shoes, which he later resold in his business.
A Nike spokesperson stated that “there was no violation of company policy, inside information or conflict of interest, nor that there was any commercial relationship between WCS LLC and Nike, including the direct purchase or sale of Nike products.
That added the spokesman for Nike Ann Hebert made the personal decision to resign from the company, as reported in USA Today.
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