Nike’s Head of Diversity Leaves During Review of Corporate Culture
- Sneaker giant began internal probe of misconduct last month
- Company didn’t disclose reason for Antoine Andrews’ departure
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An official at Nike Inc. in charge of overseeing diversity and inclusion efforts has left the sportswear giant, bringing fresh upheaval to a company already grappling with misconduct among its executives.
Antoine Andrews, who joined Nike in 2015 as a vice president, is no longer at the company, Nike confirmed after inquiries from Bloomberg News. The company declined to give further details, including why Andrews left.