Ann Herbert Net Worth 2026: Former Nike Executive Ann Hebert

No reputable outlet has published a net worth for Ann Hebert (often misspelled "Ann Herbert"), the former Nike vice president and general manager for North America who resigned in March 2021. The $10 million figure on older pages has no source. What is documented is a Nike career of more than 25 years that ended days after Bloomberg Businessweek reported that her teenage son ran a sneaker-resale business using a credit card in her name.

What is Ann Hebert's net worth?

Forbes, Bloomberg and Celebrity Net Worth have not estimated it. Although Nike is a public company, it discloses pay only for its top named executive officers, and Hebert was not one of them, so her salary, bonuses and stock awards were never made public. Any net worth figure for her is therefore a guess. The earlier version of this page cited a Glassdoor average for Nike vice presidents; an average of self-reported salaries says nothing reliable about one executive's pay and has been removed as a basis for any estimate.

Career at Nike

Hebert spent more than 25 years at Nike, CBS News reported, rising through sales and merchandising roles to senior leadership. In 2020 she was promoted to vice president and general manager of Nike's North America business, the company's largest region. Nike said at the time that she had been instrumental in accelerating its Consumer Direct Offense, the strategy of selling more directly to shoppers through Nike's own app and website and relying less on outside retailers.

That strategy is part of what made her son's story so awkward for the company. Bloomberg noted that the direct-to-consumer push, with limited online releases of popular sneakers, helped fuel the booming resale market.

The earlier version of this page listed a detailed year-by-year sequence of her Nike titles from 1995 onward and said she studied finance at "the University of Ohio." We could not confirm those details in any published source and have removed them.

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Resignation and the sneaker-resale controversy

In late February 2021, Bloomberg Businessweek published a feature on the sneaker-resale market that profiled Joe Hebert, then 19, and his company West Coast Streetwear. According to the coverage that followed:

• Joe Hebert used bots and groups of helpers to buy large numbers of limited-edition sneakers, including Yeezy Boost 350 pairs, and resell them at higher prices.
• He said he spent more than $132,000 on one batch of Yeezys and made about a $20,000 profit on it.
• To show his revenue, he sent the reporter a statement for an American Express corporate card that carried his mother's name.
• He said that before the pandemic surge his business was bringing in nearly $200,000 in revenue in most months, typically at margins of 10% to 20%.
• He also sold paid subscribers information about upcoming online releases.

Joe Hebert told Bloomberg he had never received inside information from his mother. A Nike spokesperson said Ann Hebert had disclosed relevant information about her son's business to the company in 2018 and that Nike had found no conflict of interest.

On March 1, 2021, Nike announced that Hebert had decided to resign, effective immediately, Reuters reported, and said it would name a new head for North America shortly. She has not commented publicly on the reasons.

A week later, Women's Wear Daily reported that Nike had named Sarah Mensah, previously vice president and general manager for Asia Pacific and Latin America, to succeed Hebert as head of North America, reporting to Heidi O'Neill, president of consumer and marketplace. Amy Montaigne took over Mensah's former role. Nike framed the reshuffle as a way to keep momentum in its consumer-direct push. Bloomberg later described the episode as exposing the uneasy relationship between sneaker makers and the resellers who profit from their brands.

Family

Hebert's son Joe grew up in Eugene, Oregon, and began reselling sneakers in high school. The earlier version of this page described her son as "58 years old" and named her husband as "Pascal Herbert"; neither claim has a source, and both have been removed. No reliable outlet has reported details of her marriage.

After Nike

Hebert has kept a low profile since 2021, and no reputable outlet has reported a new executive role. Social media posts claiming she was named president of Foot Locker are not supported by any news report or company announcement.

Age, height and weight

Her date of birth has not been published, and no reliable source gives her age, height or weight. The earlier claim that she was 58 in 2023 had no source.

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Why there is no reliable figure

Senior vice presidents at large public companies can earn substantial salaries and stock, but Nike never disclosed Hebert's pay, and her holdings of Nike shares are not reported in public filings. Without those numbers, and with no estimate from a reputable publisher, her net worth is not publicly known.