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Sara wrote:
Mr. Capriotti, whose office is leading Nike’s charge against Mr. Berian, is known for his win-at-all-costs approach, according to rivals. During the U.S. national championships in Eugene, Ore., last year, he threatened to kill a Brooks-employed coach, according to a complaint filed with the police there.
It's great to see this stuff on the party in print as we've long heard about this party.
Sara wrote:
Mr. Capriotti hosted an annual dinner for sport agents and officials at which a satirical video—presented by Nike—depicted the Nike sports marketing department as Mafia members, taking “hits†on rival athletic companies, according to two people who were present.
Sally Bergesen, chief executive of the women’s athletic apparel brand Oiselle Running Inc., said she later learned she was included in the list of enemies depicted in the satirical video. “Certainly, it was a little rattling,†Ms. Bergesen said.
We've been told that the entities on the hit list were
1) LetsRun.com
2) Oiselle
3) Brooks
If you were at the party and confirm that for us, please email us at [email protected] You will be kept anonymous if you want that.