"I know things haven't been easy, and we certainly have taken our fair share of shots," Mr Hill wrote in an e-mail to employees.
He said he plans to host an all-hands meeting on Oct 14, his first day back at the company he worked at for decades. He included a video message in his note.
Dressed in a black Nike-branded shirt, Mr Hill said that through his more than 30-year career with the company, he "learnt to always put the consumer at the centre of everything and every decision".
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