Executive Summary The aim of this report was to assess the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) of the chosen organization in according to the two given ethics theory, which is Shareholder Value Theory, and Stakeholder Theory. Nike Inc., the chosen company had implement the CSR practices in many of its business activities especially in its product design. Nike Inc. had preserved some serious ways of processing and promoting the CSR as they appreciate about the importance and the benefits of it
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Nike READ THE ARTICLE BELOW ON NIKE. There must be few people in the world who are not aware of the athletic footwear company, Nike. Since 1972, it has earned billions of dollars in the USA and around the world, selling footwear and later other items of clothing. Now the brand has been extended1to watches and many other products. Nike’s success suggests2 that everybody loves Nike, but if you type the name into the search engine3 on your computer, you will find many sites protesting against
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Answer4.5: (c) the Germans had ruined their family Answer4.6: (a) he thought the boys would prefer to keep their secret Answer5.1: This statements shows that the two boys were not ashamed of doing menial jobs such as shoe polish or fruit-vending. When the narrator saw them working as shoe shine boys he was surprised as he had seen them selling wild strawberries the previous day. He asked them about it. Then Nicola, the elder brother spoke that they did many things. Nicola said that they also did a lot
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Nike recently released an advertisement video on July 13th, 2015, “Short A Guy,” the hit video has been seen on TV and has over three million views on YouTube. As a company, Nike has set out to have the gear that will make the customer look as nice as they play. Top flight athletes all across the country use their gear, and in this advertisement it showed the likes of Mike Trout, Andrew Luck, and Anthony Davis all wearing Nike apparel playing their own respective sports. Trying to get the audience
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without his wife knowing. Thus the new lightweight, durable, and comfortable running shoe was created. First tested out by Phil Knight since he was an average runner. “I wasn’t one of the best runners on the team. Bowerman knew he could use me as a guinea pig without much risk,” ("Bill Bowerman: Nike’s Original Innovator"). Bill Bowerman was a track coach at the University of Oregon, he wanted to find a lighter shoe that still provides comfort and held up after a painful workout. The shoes his team
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founding Nike (“Philip H. Knight”). You always have to play by the rules when doing anything but being ferocious and aggressive is another thing. Phil Knight’s ferociousness has paid off in the long run. Designing Nike, the world’s number one athletic-shoe company, Phil Knight was not just an entrepreneur but also clever in the way that he advertised his products. Philip Hampson Knight, or Phil Knight, was born on February 24, 1938, in Portland, Oregon. He is the son of Lota Hatfield Knight and
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Hovhannes Zoubrigian 29 November 2013 Applying Portable Concept Nike Emotional Advertisement “Just Do It” Advertisement nowadays is the key to success in every major company, and companies are wasting so much energy and effort to make good advertisements. As we started to talk about advertisement in class recently, I went online and did some research on how companies make their advertisements, what concepts they follow that makes us buy the product that they are selling, so I came across
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the consumers to wear products that they believe in because of the superstar wearing them. Who wouldn’t want to be seen wearing a pair of Lebron James shoes. Many of the high school basketball teams will purchase these because of the quality of the shoe and sporty look that it offers. Nike lives up to its name when it comes to basketball shoes there are high tops, and low tops and not to mention the numerous colors that are offered. (Marketing Plan of Nike, 2011) The
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distance running shoe to today when Nike’s products include everything from sunglasses to softball bats, Nike has continually been a revolutionizing force in the industry. Founders Phillip Knight and Bill Bowerman began with 200 shoes in 1963. By 1979, only one year after Nike, Inc. began, it was the number one running shoe with nearly 50 percent of the U.S. market revenues (Appendix A). For over 17 years, one of Nike’s principle products has been the Air Jordan basketball shoe. In 2002, Nike offers
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displayed in magazine advertisements, we automatically think of one company name, Nike. We do not have to see the company name to realize the effect Nike marketing strategy has had to make its logo a familiar reflection of a recognized brand name on shoe racks and in households all around the world. Nike is widely known for their superior innovations in running shoes and has given athletes competitive advantages in their area of competition and in their fashionable appearance. With its sleek, game-changer
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