Swoosh: Unauthorized Story of Nike and the Men Who Played There, The: J. B. Strasser, Laurie Becklund: 9780887306228: Amazon.com: Books
Peter Moore: the Air Jordan 1 & Adidas Logo Designer Remembered | Complex
The Sneaker Industry's Biggest Defections! - Sneaker Freaker
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
The adidas connection on Twitter: "This Year @adidasoriginals × @adidas will Be Celebrating The 30th Anniversary Of The #adidasEquipment EQT Running Support Torsion That First Debut In 1991. This was To Be
How to get to Rob Strasser Memorial Field #8 in Portland by Bus, Light Rail or Streetcar?
Rob Strasser Obituary (1964 - 2020) - West Lafayette, IN - Journal & Courier
How profits replaced passion at the heart of Nike | The Independent | The Independent
Rob A. Strasser - Carroll County Comet
Rob Strasser - Radar & EW Programs Senior Manager - Northrop Grumman | LinkedIn
Rob Strasser (Deceased), Delphi, IN Indiana last lived in west lafayette, IN USA
Rob Strasser Ambiguous Video | Transworld SKATEboarding
Strasser Freelance – Writer, Blogger, Cool Dude
Article on Rob Strasser - Digital Commonwealth
This Man Reinvented Nike, Seduced Adidas, and Helped Make PDX the Sports Gear Capital of the World | Portland Monthly
Nike founder Phil Knight reveals how 'unhealthy contempt' for Adidas inspired him | Daily Mail Online
Rob Strasser GMS 6 | Pasco County Schools | Flickr
Rob Strasser: Early Nike Employee, then Traitor | Shortform Books
Article on Rob Strasser, ca. 1986
Rob Strasser (Deceased), Milwaukie, OR Oregon
La historia de adidas Equipment - Suelasdegoma.fm
The Nike saga: The deal that powered the Air Jordan
Rob Strasser - App Academy - San Francisco Bay Area | LinkedIn
Matt Damon and Ben Affleck Get Into the Sneaker Game | GQ
Nike founder Phil Knight reveals how 'unhealthy contempt' for Adidas inspired him | Daily Mail Online
Hemant Mohapatra on Twitter: "40 years ago, Rob Strasser, @Nike's first marketing head, put out this internal memo called “Principles.” Quite incredible just how little the company has wavered from these since.
