The official blog of GLAAD, the US homosexual anti slander coalition, says Watson is "

The only openly gay chief information officer in the world's top 100 companies.

When Apple CEO Tim Cook (Tim Cook) announced that the United States business community unanimously supported Cook, and four inquiries, trying to find other large gay enterprises executives.

It has been confirmed that Nike chief information officer Anthony Watson (Anthony Watson) has left.

According to sources,

The reason for breaking up with Nike is not known yet.

An official statement by Nike spokesman Greg Rohit (Greg Rossiter) said: "Anthony Watson has left Nike for personal reasons."

Although many chief information officers of many companies are low-key, Watson is very eye-catching.

First, the 37 year old British is an open homosexual.

The official blog of GLAAD, the US homosexual anti defamation coalition, says Watson is the only openly gay chief information officer in Fortune 100.

When Apple CEO Tim Cook (Tim Cook) announced that the United States business community unanimously supported Cook, and four inquiries, trying to find other large gay enterprises executives.

Watson is one of 6 other gay business executives announced by financial website CNN Money.

Watson is a model for gay people.

Before entering Nike, Watson was the first gay citizen to join the board of directors of the United States homosexual anti slander alliance.

ComputerWorld UK reported that Watson had served as chief information officer of Barclays Bank. Nike recruited Watson in February this year. Watson was hailed as "a new chief information officer who is highly customer focused, keen, innovative and advancing with the times, and is also one of Europe's most prominent chief information officers".

Recruiting Watson is regarded as a great success of Nike.

In order to develop technology business, Nike has implemented many initiatives.

In the two months before Watson's entry, Nike changed the direction of Fitband wearable devices, reducing the majority of Fitband hardware team members, and the total number of layoffs was about 55.

It is reported that Watson has tried to upgrade Nike's internal information technology, and re launch business negotiations with a number of important manufacturers, such as the introduction of a new network communications equipment company Juniper Networks.