Prior to Nike, O'Neill held positions as the marketing director for the Dockers brand at Levi Strauss & Co and as Vice President, Management Supervisor, at Foote Cone & Belding in San Francisco.

Also on Thursday, Nike announced Amy Montagne would be vice president and general manager of Nike Women's, succeeding O'Neill.

"Montagne will be responsible for expanding Nike's brand position with women and continuing to drive the current momentum within Nike's Women's business," the news release said.

Montagne joined ​Nike Air Max Sale in 2005 and has held a range of global roles, including vice president of Global Running Merchandising and, most recently, vice president and general manager of Global Merchandising.

"These two appointments demonstrate our commitment to investing in our retail experience and our women's business – two of our most strategic growth opportunities," Nike Brand president Trevor Edwards said in the release.

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