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From wondering this is Business Wars. I'm David Brown. Next week we'll be back with an all-new series about the two biggest names

in superheroes. The Pepsi and Coke of Spandex, if you will. Can you guess?

DC is known for Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, and you have Marvel, of course, which has the Avengers, X-Men, The Hulk, and Black Panther among many others.

And though the rivalry seems bitter these days, Marvel wouldn't even exist without DC.

But we're getting ahead of ourselves. That's next week. This week we are wrapping up the sneaker wars and we have two amazing guests

joining us on Business Wars. But before we get to that, I wanted to thank everyone for listening to our program. We're getting such great responses from our listeners.

And now if you haven't left us a review yet, we would love to know what you think. If you have a war you'd like to hear about any of that, just let us know at

wondering.com slash survey. Now let's get back to our amazing guests. You'll be hearing from two people today.

The first is Liz Dolan, who was Nike's chief marketing officer in the 1990s in the midst of some of the biggest battles of the sneaker wars in the 80s and 90s.

On her first day of work at Nike, I'm told she got what every new employee gets the Nike principles.

This is what introduces the new hires to company culture. They're very specific and they speak a lot to Nike's success and perhaps its vulnerability as well.

Liz joined me from the Wondery Studios in West Hollywood, California, where she is the host of not one but two podcasts from Wondery, satellite sisters, and the new workplace advice podcast.

Safe for work. Liz, great to have you on Business Wars. Thanks so much. Great to be here David. Thanks for having me.

So was that a little surreal when you signed on to Nike and you received the Nike principles? Or was that something you were expecting?

It was not something I was expecting. I'm not even trying to get them on the first day. It was not the most organized kind of onboarding process at Nike when I joined in 1988.

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