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Jeff Johnson

Nike's first full-time employee, who ran its first store and named the brand.

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Jeff Johnson joined Nike full-time in 1965 despite Knight's $11,000 bank debt, working seven days a week and writing constant sales letters. He kept an index card on every customer's size and preferences, sent birthday and race cards, and hit a target Knight didn't expect. Lesson: personal attention to customers and a store built for runners earns loyalty, and giving ambitious targets to committed people can pay off.

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