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In March 2007, the newly acquired company announced that it was dropping the "G. I." from its name to become simply Joe's in order to better reflect its product line, which had not included military surplus in many years. The name change took effect on April 1, 2007. Also that year, the company
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that paralyzed major cities as Christmas approached. Joe's then fell into violation of several loan covenants with its main lenders. Despite some efforts by the owners to infuse capital into the company, the lenders declined to restructure the loans and loan more money to Joe's.
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race in Portland before the event ended after the 2007 race. In January 2008, Hal Smith replaced Norm Daniels as the company's CEO. The company hit a high of $ 274 million (~$ 381 million in 2023) in revenue for the sales year ending in 2008.
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By 2000, revenue had increased to $ 161 million from 17 stores, making G.I. Joe's the 12th largest sporting goods retailer in the United States, and largest in the Pacific Northwest. It was also the 142nd largest retailer overall in the
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supplies, and apparel. In 1976, Orkney died and his son, David Orkney, took over the business. A distribution center was built in 1979 in Wilsonville, with that facility expanded in 1986. G.I. Joe's opened its eighth store, located in
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reorganization with hopes of selling the company. Although the company had hoped "that some portion of the business could survive", "insufficient sources of capital" meant that the company had to accept a bid from a liquidator,
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During the 1960s, Orkney transitioned the company away from military surplus and towards an eclectic combination of sporting goods, automotive parts, and hardware; the 1970s saw the company become a chain within the
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In addition to the retail stores, G.I. Joe's operated an online subsidiary called Joe's Direct. Joe's Direct was created in late 1998 when Timberline Direct, a catalog and electronic commerce firm based in
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and longtime-employee Norm Daniels assumed the role. The new Seattle store was about the same size as the Portland area stores, but re-focused on two product lines: automotive parts and sporting goods.
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Six years ago, at age 27, Spink gained attention in Portland with a $ 5.4 million deal to sell Timberline Direct, a fitness product catalog business, to GI Joe's, a chain of sporting goods stores.
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was published in November 2015 by Columbia Press. It was written by Janna Orkney, the store founder Ed Orkney's daughter, and tells the story of G.I. Joe's founding and growth.
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Growing Up With G.I. Joe's — From war surplus store in a tent to Pacific Northwest retail chain, how Ed Orkney built G.I. Joe's
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market and had increased to 14 stores with revenue of $ 135 million. The next year David Orkney stepped down as the
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In January 2010, former Joe's executives established a small storefront in a strip mall in the Portland suburb of
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in late 1998 for an IPO, but the next year the plan was withdrawn when the expected
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On February 5, 2007, G.I. Joe's was sold to Gryphon Investors in a
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Founded in 1952, the company had as many as 31 stores, located in
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announced it would begin renovating the former Joe's location in
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deal that was later reported to be for about $ 50 million.
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Joe's Sports & Outdoor plans to expand distribution center.
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was acquired by Dick's in January 2010 for a March opening.
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In 1998, the company made plans to go public by issuing an
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opened its 28th store, and first in Idaho with a store in
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December 2008 sales dropped off by 10%, partly due to
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was not as high as had been hoped for by the company.
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G.I. Joe's began in 1952 when Edward Orkney purchased
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Global Events Group. Retrieved on February 26, 2008.
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Logo in the company's final two years of operation.
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G.I. Joe

Private company
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Chapter 11 liquidation
Wilsonville, Oregon
45°19′06″N 122°46′37″W / 45.31833°N 122.77694°W / 45.31833; -122.77694
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Pacific Northwest
northwestern United States
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Washington
Idaho
Wilsonville, Oregon
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army surplus
Portland, Oregon
Portland metropolitan area
housewares
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