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Does Philip knight have children?
Philip knight does have children. He had 3 with his wife, Penny.
Who created Nike?
William J. "Bill" Bowerman and Philip Hampson "Phil" Knight
Founder of Nike?
the founders of nike are Bill Bowerman and Philip Knight
Nike was made by who?
Philip Knight
Who start Nike?
Nike was started by Phillip Knight in Oregon.
What was Philip Wrigley's middle name?
knight
Is Jordan knight dead or alive?
alive
When did Philip H. Knight create Nike?
Phil knight started Nike in 1968.
Is Phil knight alive?
Yes, Phil Knight, the co-founder of Nike, is still alive.
Chair person of Nike?
Philip H. Knight
What did Philip knight want to do while in college?
DANCE!
Where did Philip Knight go for school?
University of Oregon
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