They thrived in spite of the pandemic, inflation, and supply chain woes. These are the companies building the future. Meet this year's #Inc5000, the fastest-growing private companies in America 🎉🎉 See the full list: https://trib.al/vCNSap9 Illustration by Wyeth Hansen
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The recent fate of streaming services isn't great. Could Chick-fil-A do it better?
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How is it possible no one at Starbucks thought it was a bad idea to let its new CEO commute 1,000 miles on a company jet, despite claiming that its "environmental promise is to give more than we take from the planet’s resources?" Look, as a general rule, a CEO doesn't spend most of their time in the office. A big part of the job is getting face time with the business beyond the people working in the "c-suite." In that sense, it almost doesn't matter where the CEO of a large company lives--technology has made it possible to do much of the job from almost anywhere. For example, Salesforce founder and CEO Marc Benioff once said that he could run the entire company from his iPhone. On the other hand, one of the most important jobs of a CEO is something you can't just do from anywhere--building relationships with the people on your team. Leadership, it turns out, is all about influence, and influence is all about relationships. Building healthy relationships requires two things: proximity and trust. That's why it seems strange that the new CEO of Starbucks, Brian Niccol, won't be moving to Seattle, where the company is headquartered, but will instead super commute from his home in Newport Beach, California--over 1,000 miles away. That's according to the offer letter the company's board sent to Niccol, who is still the CEO of Chipotle for another few weeks. For Niccol, it's a pretty sweet deal. I can definitely understand why he would want to be able to continue living in his home. I hate moving as much as anyone, so I get it. Then again, I'm not a Fortune 500 CEO. But, for Starbucks, it's a problem. Not only does it seem harder to do the most important job of a leader (building into people), but it's in direct conflict with what the company says it cares about: "giving more than it takes from the planet." Apparently, if you want a rockstar CEO badly enough, you'll do just about anything to make it happen. We're about to see how well that works out for Starbucks. my latest for Inc. Magazine https://lnkd.in/gz-4uqa9
Starbucks' New CEO Will Commute 1000 Miles Instead of Relocating to Seattle. Why That's a Setup For Failure
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It signals a fresh start. And it's Starbucks' biggest success story.
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