Starbucks' incoming CEO will immediately have more power than ousted boss
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Niccol takes the helm as CEO and chairman simultaneously, unlike his predecessor Narasimhan, who spent months in a shadowing role before gaining strategic authority.
Analyst Eric Gonzalez noted, "He definitely has more authority, and I think that's by design. His track record speaks for himself, showing the confidence they have in him."
As Starbucks contends with low demand and operational challenges, Niccol's leadership will be pivotal in addressing the pressures from inflation and activist investors.
While facing numerous challenges, including union negotiations and consumer boycotts, Niccol's extensive restaurant background positions him uniquely to tackle Starbucks' distinct hurdles.
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