Tyler Flock

Yesterday​, we announced a planned CFO transition at NIKE, Inc. over this coming summer. After almost 18 years at Nike, I have an immense amount of gratitude for the relationships I’ve had the opportunity to make across our industry, and all the teammates I have worked with...literally around the world. The opportunity to learn, develop and grow from innumerable Nike legends who literally built this place, through a passion for sport and the deepest focus on knowing the consumer. The lessons in product management, brand management, marketplace management and financial management has been absolutely invaluable. It would take too long to recount all the memories, but I am deeply grateful for them. The relationships built across every dimension of this company, and the experiences across cultures and continents, I will reflect upon over a lifetime. It has been an honor to lead this organization as CFO over the past six and a half years, through a significant amount of disruption, transformation, and leadership change. I have particular gratitude to Don Blair and Andy Campion, for the example set and what they taught me about leadership and resilience along the way. To my team, it is remarkable what we have accomplished together, I’m proud of what we have built and am confident in where you will take it from here. I came to Nike after a decade on Wall Street, because I wanted to work for a company that pushed the boundaries on innovation, creating unimaginable products, building deep consumer connections through sport, and inspiring consumer experiences at retail. I came to Nike because I deeply loved the Nike and Jordan brands. I grew up living and playing sports, my dad loved sports and it was a deep connection between us, I was a college athlete, and I loved how sport taught me about hard work, competition, teamwork, character building and life. I am still an athlete*, and I continue to be inspired every day by the mission of our company. Planning for a transition becomes real the day it finally becomes visible for everyone else. I have an immense amount of gratitude for my team, and the sacrifices that they made to enable me to lead as was required. I also deeply appreciate my family and friends, who were the real ones who sacrificed to make all of this possible. The celebration that awaited me when I got home last night was humbling. Welcome to Nike Dave Denton, wishing you, Elliott, and Nike's Senior Leadership team the best in the season ahead.

The last two weeks have been a dream.  Just over three years ago, I pitched an idea to create a Pre-Order program at Nike. I've had the joy of working with excellent people to make this dream a reality. We've had some great wins -- none as ambitious as the last two weeks. With the Knicks Finals' run, the team launched multiple products with Kith, Footlocker, local NYC retailers, and SNKRS.  As an entrepreneur at heart, I find energy from bringing ideas into life. We're pushing the limits of responding to consumers and sport moments faster than we've ever done. And seeing the consumers' reaction to the moment has been a dream: their ability to get a product they want to memorialize the moment. Much appreciation to the folks who have supported this journey. We're growing and there's even more to come. 

A proud moment for PwC Chicago as 1 North Wacker is now officially PwC Tower. On June 15, Chicago partners gathered to mark this milestone and recognize the impact our people, clients, and community have made together. Looking forward to the next chapter in this iconic building and city. #PwC #PwCTower #Chicago

Baker Tilly US’s 2026 Elevating Women Leaders: Portland event brought together an inspiring group of senior leaders for an evening of connection, conversation and community. Jennifer Price, Managing Principal for Oregon, moderated a thoughtful "Baker Tilly Real Talk" conversation with Katherine Lam, President & CEO of Bambuza Hospitality Group, and Adelaide Ness, Director of Client Experience Enablement at Baker Tilly. Their reflections on leadership, relationships and experience created a meaningful dialogue for everyone in the room. Thank you to Bambuza, Poppy & Finch, Elephants Delicatessen, and Ironlight for helping create such a memorable Portland event experience.

One year ago, completing my first 5K on Nike JDI Day felt impossible. A couple years before that, I was recovering from a severe ankle injury and walking with a cane, wondering if I would ever be able to participate in an event like this. Today, I crossed the finish line for the second year in a row, and my gratitude has only grown. This year’s walk carried even more meaning. After losing my brother, movement has been a source of healing, reflection, and strength during one of the most difficult seasons of my life. Every step was a reminder that while grief stays with us, we can still move forward. As I walked the course today, I thought about him often and hoped I was making him proud. I’m incredibly grateful to Nike for creating opportunities like JDI Day and for giving me the courage to say yes to experiences I never imagined myself doing. What started as a personal goal has become an annual reminder to never take movement for granted. Grateful to God for another year, another finish line, and another chance to keep moving forward. Movement is a gift. Make sport a daily habit. Just Did It, Again. #JDIDay2026 #JustDoIt #Gratitude #MovementIsMedicine #Nike

I’m obsessed with the story of Phil Knight. How someone from the same town as me, who went to the same college, grew up in the same state, and built a company in the same city, could go on to create the world’s greatest brand. My entire life has been guided by Phil’s story, and I wake up inspired every day to grow something bigger than myself, believe in a higher mission, and create world-class products. Yesterday, we had Scott R., 30 year Nike historian in the office to share stories from the Blue Ribbon Sports days. When I read Shoe Dog and hear these stories, I can’t help but look around the room at our scrappy team, bursting at the seams in our office, yet believing so deeply in what we’re building, and think back to those early Blue Ribbon days. Although we may never become the global brand Nike has built, I find myself wondering every day: What can we become?

My first week at Nike Company Store (NCS) has been nothing short of incredible. Every day, I’ve had the opportunity to learn more about the culture, the people, and what truly makes Nike special. One thing that has stood out immediately is Nike’s mission statement: “To bring inspiration and innovation to every athlete in the world.” And as Nike says, “If you have a body, you are an athlete.” That mindset has already impacted the way I think about teamwork, leadership, and serving others. One of the biggest lessons I’ve learned during my first week is the importance of “Winning as a Team.” The support, energy, and collaboration throughout the store has shown me how powerful a strong team culture can be. Everyone has been willing to help, teach, and push each other to be better every single day. Fun fact: if you type “EKIN” into your phone keypad, it spells out Steve Prefontaine’s legendary “PRE” mile time a small detail that reflects the deep history and inspiration behind the brand. Huge shoutout to Kevin Fobi and D'Mya Clay, MBA for helping me throughout this process and supporting me along the way. Also, thank you to Scooter Berry, Turner, Craig, and TK for making my first week at the Company Store such a great experience. Excited for what’s ahead because at Nike, “There is no finish line.” And always remember: if you have a body, you’re an athlete!