John W. Rogers Jr. is leaving Nike's board after eight years and will stay on as a strategic advisor
Ariel Investments founder John W. Rogers Jr. will retire from Nike's board at the September 2026 annual meeting after eight years of service.
John W. Rogers Jr.
John W. Rogers Jr. bought $263,700 worth of Ryan Specialty shares as the stock fell 54% in a year
Ariel Investments co-CEO John W. Rogers Jr. made a $263,700 insider purchase in Ryan Specialty on June 10 as the stock trades near a one-year low.
Meet John W. Rogers, Jr.: Founder of Wall Street’s first Black-owned mutual fund
From his early influences to shaping a $16 billion financial empire, Rogers, Jr. stands as an architect of inclusivity and philanthropy.
5 companies propelling the legacy of Black investor John W. Rogers, Jr.
From founding Ariel Investments to strategic investments in Madison Square Garden Entertainment and Generac, Rogers, Jr.’s impact resonates across diverse sectors.