照片中是首任CEO Schultz先生
March 20, 2023–Aug. 13, 2024: Laxman Narasimhan
Narasimhan’s stint at the company came as it battled headwinds including sliding sales, a frugal consumer, and a weak Chinese market, but also Middle East boycotts and the emergence of a new activist investor in the shape of Starboard shortly after a stake purchase by activist hedge fund Elliott Investment Management. Starbucks shares have fallen about 6% in that time, compared with the benchmark S&P 500, which has risen about 37%.
April 4, 2022-March 19, 2023: Howard Schultz
The man credited with building out Starbucks as a global multinational took over again after previous CEO Kevin Johnson retired. Under his latest round of leadership, Starbucks shares rose about 12%.
April 3, 2017-April 3 ,2022: Kevin Johnson
Kevin Johnson kept the company going through pandemic lockdowns and supply shortages. Shares under Johnson surged more than 55%.
Jan. 6, 2008-April 2, 2017: Schultz
Schultz came back to run the coffee chain after Jim Donald's departure. In this stretch, Starbucks shares rose almost fivefold.
April 1, 2005-Jan. 5, 2008: Jim Donald
Donald was ousted in 2008 as the chain struggled with overexpansion, slowing U.S. growth, and competition from the likes of McDonald's (MCD). Shares under Donald fell more than 25%.
June 1, 2000-March 31, 2005: Orin C. Smith
The late Smith helped Starbucks to grow from 45 stores when he arrived as chief financial officer in 1990 to 9,200 stores globally by the time he retired. Under his tenure, the share price almost tripled.
1987-May 30, 2000: Schultz
Schultz bought out the company and expanded it. Between the company's June 26, 1992, listing until the end of his first stint, shares of Starbucks rose more than 10 times in value.
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