Q&A: Nike 'swoosh' was 'least awful' choice
Jon Erlichman on Twitter: "In 1984, Nike thought Jordan sales could reach $3 million over 4 years. Today, the Jordan brand generates $3 million in sales every 5 hours. https://t.co/A35XW7Vecx" / Twitter
Nike Paid $35 for Its Swoosh Logo Worth Many Millions
Here's how much Nike's billionaire founder paid for its swoosh logo
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Bill Bowerman vintage Nikes from the '70s on auction for up to $1.2 million - oregonlive.com
The Creator of the Nike “Swoosh” Logo was Originally Paid Only $35 for the Design
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Carolyn Davidson (graphic designer) - Wikiwand
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How Nike Founder Phil Knight Turned a College Paper Into a $16.3 Billion Personal Fortune | Celebrity Net Worth
Nike Logo and Its History | LogoMyWay
The $35 Nike Logo and the Woman Who Designed It - Creative Market Blog
Creator of Nike's famed Swoosh remembers its conception 40 years later - oregonlive.com
Nike Swoosh: A $35 Design That Became the Face of a Multi-Billion Company | Mediamodifier
Nike's approach to marketing: Then and now | BANKNOTES
Nike at 50: Insiders offer their view of the dominating sports brand's defining moments - oregonlive.com
Nike co-founder Knight will step down as chairman
Jon Erlichman on Twitter: "In 1971, Nike hired a student to create a logo. She was paid $35 for her design. https://t.co/fn982FW5mK" / Twitter
SAINT on Twitter: "Nike decided to go with Carolyn's design and was paid $35 for her work. Nike CEO Phil Knight said “I don't love it, but it will grow on me.”
The Mother of the Nike Swoosh — DNAMAG
