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J. Michael Prince worked 90-hour weeks and sometimes pulled all-nighters for six months to prove himself eligible for the CFO role at Converse, which ultimately led Nike to appoint him.

“That he did, grinding 90-hour weeks, sometimes pulling all-nighters to prove himself.”

90 hours per week

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business · UnHerd

J. Michael Prince, as CEO of U.S. Polo Assn., oversees 1,200 retail stores spanning 190 countries.

“Today, he oversees 1,200 retail stores spanning 190 countries”

1200 stores 190 countries

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world · UnHerd

J. Michael Prince co-hosts charity polo events at Windsor Castle alongside Prince William.

“and co-hosts charity polo events at Windsor Castle alongside Prince William”

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business · UnHerd

J. Michael Prince, before becoming CEO of U.S. Polo Assn., served as CFO of Nike Affiliates, overseeing a $4 billion portfolio that included Cole Haan, Hurley, and Umbro.

“From Converse, he climbed to CFO of Nike Affiliates—overseeing a $4 billion portfolio including Cole Haan, Hurley, and Umbro”

4000000000 USD

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Doug McMillon, then 17 years old, began working at Walmart unloading trailers for $6.50 an hour and later became the company’s youngest CEO since founder Sam Walton.

“Doug McMillon scaled Walmart’s ranks, from unloading trailers for $6.50 an hour at 17 to becoming the company’s youngest CEO since its founder, Sam Walton.”

6.5 USD per hour 17 years

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finance · UnHerd

Doug McMillon earned a $29.2 million salary by the time he announced his retirement as Walmart CEO earlier this year.

“By the time he announced his retirement earlier this year, he was earning a $29.2 million salary.”

29200000 USD

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