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- HOWARD SCHULTZ GETS STARBUCKS PERKING AGAIN Background. By the time Howard Schultz stepped down as chief executive of Starbucks, in 2000, the coffee chain was one of the world's most recognizable brands—and on a steady trajectory of growth. Eight years later Starbucks was suffering from a rough economy and its own strategic missteps, and Schultz felt compelled to return to the CEO seat. His previous tenure had seen promising growth, but now he faced a challenging mission: to lead a turnaround of the company he had built. [Here are excerpts from Schultz's interview with Harvard Business Review:] HBR: We thought we knew the Howard Schultz story. You had a vision, built a successful company, and moved on. But then Starbucks ran into trouble, and two years ago you had to return as CEO. How hard has it been to get things right? Schultz: The past two years have been transformational for the company and, candidly, for me personally. When I returned, in January 2008, things were actually…HOWARD SCHULTZ GETS STARBUCKS PERKING AGAIN Background. By the time Howard Schultz stepped down as chief executive of Starbucks, in 2000, the coffee chain was one of the world's most recognizable brands—and on a steady trajectory of growth. Eight years later Starbucks was suffering from a rough economy and its own strategic missteps, and Schultz felt compelled to return to the CEO seat. His previous tenure had seen promising growth, but now he faced a challenging mission: to lead a turnaround of the company he had built. [Here are excerpts from Schultz's interview with Harvard Business Review:] HBR: We thought we knew the Howard Schultz story. You had a vision, built a successful company, and moved on. But then Starbucks ran into trouble, and two years ago you had to return as CEO. How hard has it been to get things right? Schultz: The past two years have been transformational for the company and, candidly, for me personally. When I returned, in January 2008, things were actually…HOWARD SCHULTZ GETS STARBUCKS PERKING AGAIN Background. By the time Howard Schultz stepped down as chief executive of Starbucks, in 2000, the coffee chain was one of the world's most recognizable brands—and on a steady trajectory of growth. Eight years later Starbucks was suffering from a rough economy and its own strategic missteps, and Schultz felt compelled to return to the CEO seat. His previous tenure had seen promising growth, but now he faced a challenging mission: to lead a turnaround of the company he had built. [Here are excerpts from Schultz's interview with Harvard Business Review:] HBR: We thought we knew the Howard Schultz story. You had a vision, built a successful company, and moved on. But then Starbucks ran into trouble, and two years ago you had to return as CEO. How hard has it been to get things right? Schultz: The past two years have been transformational for the company and, candidly, for me personally. When I returned, in January 2008, things were actually…
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