Starbucks CEO Narasimhan plans to 'reinvent' the company

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“We strive to be a different kind of company, and that is unchanged. But we now operate in a different kind of world,” Narasimhan said.

Starbucks announced a $450 million strategy to grow the number of stores and focus on new consumer behavior. The company invested more than $1 billion in wages and training, bringing the average hourly pay at Starbucks to nearly $17.50 per hour nationally and with a range of $15 to $23 per hour.

Narasimhan took over for Howard Shultz just a week ago. He said he would work as a barista in a store for a half day each month. “We have limitless potential, but we need to address what limits us. Our performance is strong, but our health needs to be stronger,” Narasimhan said.reports that continued investment in partner wages and store operations will be priorities.

Narasimhan’s proposals included a CEO succession plan and an assessment of the company’s union practices. He also recommended voting against all shareholder-introduced proposals.since the Q2 FY22 earnings call through the Q1 FY23 earnings call. It also had a market cap growth of approximately $40 billion. The company also delivered 50% in Total Shareholder Return in this time period, far outpacing the S&P 500.

 

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