In Football, our PUMA Team Morocco sensationally reached the semifinal of the World Cup in Qatar. We also added to our roster of international top athletes in road running, by signing Norwegian Sondre Moen and US athlete Jenny Simpson. NITRO is also an important part of our newest product line-up for long-distance and road running, such as the futuristic FAST-R NITRO Elite and the DEVIATE NITRO ELITE 2. Our athletes relied on the latest versions of our evoSPEED NITRO spikes, which are made with PUMA’s NITRO-Technology and a PWRPLATE for extraordinary energy return. Her win in Belgrade was a very emotional moment, after she took a difficult three-day journey by car at the start of the war in Ukraine to travel to the event in Serbia. Our Ukrainian PUMA athlete Yaroslava Mahuchikh won the gold in the high jump at the World Indoor Championships in Belgrade, Serbia and the European Championships in Munich, Germany. At the World Athletics Championships in Eugene, Oregon, USA, Jamaican sprinter Shericka Jackson ran the second fastest 200m time in history, while Swedish pole vaulter Armand “Mondo” Duplantis set yet another world record of 6.21 meters and was named “World Athlete of the Year.” Another gold went to Portuguese athlete Pedro Pichardo in the triple jump with the best performance of the year. PUMA’s brand heat was boosted further by the great performances of our athletes, who underscored our credibility as a sports brand. The tireless work of our sourcing teams ensured that supply chain disruptions were kept to a minimum throughout the year.
The COVID-19 pandemic eased in Europe and the Americas, but the situation for our store network and our supply chain remained challenging in parts of Asia, especially in China, where our employees did an exceptional job despite the repeated lockdowns. In Germany, we were named “Company of the Year” at the German Diversity Awards and in Mexico we were among the best places to work for women in Expansión’s ranking “Súper Empresas Para Mujeres”. We were listed by Forbes among the World’s Best Employers and by the Financial Times as a Leader in Diversity for Europe. We also gathered product donations for aid organizations in Ukraine to get help to those who needed it most.įor our efforts to provide an attractive workplace, PUMA was named a Top Employer 2022 in several regions of the world, including Europe and Asia/Pacific. Others from our HQ in Herzogenaurach drove to Ukraine to bring necessities such as food and clothes to help those who had stayed in the country. Colleagues in Poland and Hungary waited at the borders to bring PUMA employees and ambassadors from Ukraine to safety.
We were impressed by the actions taken by our PUMA Family. Verbal or other Non-Physical Offense Against Officialįor directing inappropriate language toward game official during BOS-OKC gameįor ejection (two technical fouls) from BOS-OKC gameįor technical foul during BOS-GSW game (playoff)įor technical foul during MIA-BOS game (playoff)įor technical foul during BKN-BOS game (playoff)įor directing threatening language toward a game official during OKC-BOS gameįor flopping during BOS-TOR game (playoff)įor technical foul during BOS-PHI game (playoff)įor confronting and verbally abusing during BKN-BOS gameįor ejection (two technical fouls) from DET-BOS gameįor shoving Joel Embiid during BOS-PHI gameįor altercation with DeAndre Bembry during BOS-ATL gameįor ejection (two technical fouls) from BOS-ATL gameįor escalating on-court altercation by shoving with J.R.From the outset of the war in Ukraine, we focused on our employees, athletes and other partners, providing safe accommodation and welcoming many PUMA employees and their families in Germany and Poland, where we also helped arranging work permits and jobs. Dateįor technical foul during BOS-MIA game (playoff)įor ejection (two technical fouls) from SAS-BOS gameįor initiating on-court altercation with Trae Young during BOS-ATL game * earnings may include deduction of original cashed earned due to shortened seasonĭrafted by Boston (BOS): Round 1 (#6 overall)Ī look at the reported fines & suspensions for Marcus Smart, and the financial implications. Contract: 4 yr(s) / $76,487,996Ī look at the calculated cash earnings for Marcus Smart, including any upcoming years. Marcus Smart signed a 4 year / $76,487,996 contract with the Boston Celtics, including $76,487,996 guaranteed, and an annual average salary of $19,121,999.
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