Starbucks COO Alstead takes leave from company
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Starbucks Coffee Company chief operating officer Troy Alstead is taking an extended unpaid leave from the company.
“Looking back on the 23 years we spent together side-by-side as Starbucks colleagues, I can recall so many memorable moments and accomplishments in which Troy can take pride in a job well done,” said Starbucks chairman, president and chief executive officer Howard Schultz.
Lasted is a 23-year veteran of the company who also served for many years as the company’s chief financial officer, as well as leading the operations and development of Starbucks international business and its Europe, Middle East and Africa business unit.
His last day in his current role will be 1 March 2015.
“Troy is a beloved Starbucks partner and has played an invaluable role in our growth as an enterprise and in the development of our culture as a performance-driven company balanced with humanity, which is unique for our industry. Troy’s humanity and humility will be missed and we wish him the best,” Schultz added.
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Q.When is Troy Alstead's last day in his current role as COO?
When is Troy Alstead's last day in his current role as COO?
Troy Alstead's last day in his current position will be 1 March 2015. He is taking an extended unpaid leave from Starbucks after 23 years with the company.
Q.What key roles did Troy Alstead hold during his 23 years at Starbucks?
What key roles did Troy Alstead hold during his 23 years at Starbucks?
During his 23 years, Troy Alstead served as the company's chief financial officer for many years. He also led the operations and development of Starbucks' international business and its Europe, Middle East and Africa unit.
Q.Who expressed gratitude for Troy Alstead's contributions to Starbucks?
Who expressed gratitude for Troy Alstead's contributions to Starbucks?
Howard Schultz, Starbucks' chairman, president, and chief executive officer, expressed gratitude. He recalled many memorable moments and accomplishments from their 23 years working together.
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