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Joe Pompliano on Twitter: "4) Nike's VP Rob Strasser and Peter Moore, the lead designer of the Air Jordan I & II, abruptly left Nike in 1987 to start their own footwear
Peter Moore: the Air Jordan 1 & Adidas Logo Designer Remembered | Complex
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brendandunne on Twitter: "Strasser was Nike's marketing director in the '80s—intense guy. His nickname was Rolling Thunder, but Moore called him Robby. When he died of a heart attack in 1993, Moore
This Man Reinvented Nike, Seduced Adidas, and Helped Make PDX the Sports Gear Capital of the World | Portland Monthly
Rob Strasser Archives - Professor Nerdster
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Nike founder Phil Knight reveals how 'unhealthy contempt' for Adidas inspired him | Daily Mail Online
brendandunne on Twitter: "Strasser was Nike's marketing director in the '80s—intense guy. His nickname was Rolling Thunder, but Moore called him Robby. When he died of a heart attack in 1993, Moore
The Sneaker Industry's Biggest Defections! - Sneaker Freaker
Rob Strasser: Early Nike Employee, then Traitor | Shortform Books
