Tech Moves: Ex-Yahoo CMO joins Starbucks; Shape Therapeutics’ CEO steps down; Read AI grows team
Tressie Lieberman, executive vice president, global chief brand officer at Starbucks. (Starbucks Photo) Tressie Lieberman is ...
Starbucks’ Rally Has Fizzled. How Its New CEO Can Get It Rising Again.
Brian Niccol took over the coffee retailer in September, sending shares soaring. Now he needs to revive the excitement.
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Starbucks plucks Yahoo's CMO to be its new chief brand officer
Tressie Lieberman, who has worked with Chipotle, Taco Bell and Pizza Hut, will oversee marketing for the coffee shop giant.
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Starbucks hires former Chipotle executive Tressie Lieberman as first global chief brand officer
Starbucks announced Friday the appointment of former Chipotle marketing executive Tressie Lieberman as the Seattle-based ...
Starbucks Quietly Made a Big Change That You May Not Have Even Noticed. You’ll Either Love It or Hate It
New CEO Brian Niccol’s strategy is to reestablish Starbucks as a premium brand, and recent changes show it’s moving in that ...
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Starbucks Is Returning to Its Roots in Premium Coffee Under Turnaround CEO
For decades, Starbucks avoided entering the realm of discounts and promotions. Howard Schultz, the coffee chain’s founder who ...
Stressed-out Starbucks baristas rip ‘skeleton’ crew staffing as new CEO takes helm: report
The pressure is on for Starbucks’ new CEO to appease frustrated baristas and fix short-staffing issues across US locations.
The Starbucks App Is Changing For The Worse—And Customers Won't Be Pleased
The decision to scale back on deals comes through Starbucks' newly-appointed CEO Brian Niccol. According to CNN, Niccol is ...
Starbucks REVERSES plan to tackle major gripe - and customers are furious
The aim is to reposition Starbucks as a premium brand after a turbulent few months, as well as taking some of the pressure ...
Starbucks new CEO Brian Niccol to cut back on discounts and coffee promotions
Brian Niccol ordered his deputies to quietly reduce the plethora of discounts that were introduced to lure back ...