CHS History of Nike on Twitter: "Jeff Johnson was the first employee of Nike. - MT. http://t.co/Dg6aiR2peU" / Twitter
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TIL Nike name came from its first full time employee (Jeff Johnson), after the word just came out of nowhere in his dream. He then phoned Phil Knight (founder) the next morning,
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This is Jeff Johnson, employee... - Eugene Running Company | Facebook
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How Phil Knight Built Nike Into a $100 Billion Global Empire - Maxim
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Running Historian Walt Chadwick Speaks About His History with Nike - Running Tips
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50 Things You Didn't Know About Nike | Complex
Peter Fisk on Twitter: "The Spirit of Pre ... Nike employee #1 Jeff Johnson on what makes Steve Prefontaine so special http://t.co/HoovcCKF24 http://t.co/cJv6HpF5yG" / Twitter
NIKE founding father shares advice with CMU business students – The Morning Sun
Jeff Johnson dead: Tiger King star and reptile dealer dies by suicide in front of wife - Mirror Online
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Wisdom from Nike: how Jeff Johnson sold Nike's first shoes | by Elena Velikova | Medium
History of Nike: Facts About Its 50th Anniversary
History of Nike: Facts About Its 50th Anniversary
How Jeff Johnson sold Nike's first shoes
