Larry Miller is the Chairman of Jordan Brand, overseeing operations of the $3 billion sports performance and lifestyle brand. Shlomit Ravitsky Tur-Paz: Knesset left the courts no choice but to intervene, Daily Briefing Jan 31: In Israel, Blinken gives PM some friendly relationship advice, The quirky, improbable, infuriating and uplifting, Veteran filmmaker rolls out prize to fete those behind the scenes, 6 Israeli restaurants ranked among 50 best in the region, Israelis love for homemade hot lunch at center of new exhibit, Turkish celebrity chef Salt Bae to open Tel Aviv restaurant, No bones about it, this Ashdod fish restaurant deserves the accolades, TV star Lisa Edelsteins art exhibit captures her Jewish family, Turning 93, Buzz Aldrin marries longtime girlfriend, Michael W. Twittys food memoir Koshersoul named Jewish book of the year, Israeli soccer team sets record with 31-0 win, 5 young artists win America-Israel cultural foundation awards, This month: A Jewish Experience film series on TCM, Prince Harrys Spare sets record for single-day book sales. Get more of the radio, music and podcasts you love with the FREE Larry Miller served a jail sentence for the murder in 1965, US-made cheese can be called 'gruyere' - court, AOC under investigation for Met Gala dress, The children left behind in Cuba's exodus, Canadian grandma helps police snag phone scammer. Miller, who currently serves as chairman for Nike's Jordan Brand and previously worked for the Portland Trail Blazers as an executive, revealed in a story for Sports Illustrated that at age. It's rare in our society that we witness an individual find a way to shed dark chapters of their life and turn them into something positive not out of any choice of their own, but because of society's conditioned attitudes towards rehabilitation and the capacity for redemption pertaining to serious crimes. Jordan Brand Still Open To Kanye West Collab | Hypebeast Larry Miller, who has piloted the brand since 2012, revealed to Sports Illustrated ahead of his bookJump: My Secret Journey From the Streets to the Boardroom that he had spent time in prison at the age of 16 years old for taking the life of another teen. of its Website, www.highsnobiety.com. Miller earned a bachelors degree in accounting from Temple University in 1982, and a masters degree in business from LaSalle University in 1985. But it wasn't a simple journey - he grew up in the ganglands of Philadelphia - got into plenty of trouble and ended up in prison more than once. Nike's Jordan CEO admits he murdered a man at 16, served multiple jail In this episode of The Limits, Miller tells Jay Williams why he couldn't keep his secret any longer, and how he took Michael Jordan's ideas and turned them into one of the most successful athlete-driven brands in the world.