Howard Schultz

Howard Schultz is an American businessman who led Starbucks as president and chief executive and later explored an independent campaign for the 2020 U.S. presidential election.

Jerry Baldwin: Jerry Baldwin is an American entrepreneur who co-founded Starbucks in Seattle in 1971. Baldwin helped build the coffee business Schultz joined before transforming its retail model.
Starbucks: Starbucks is an international coffeehouse company founded in Seattle in 1971. Schultz joined Starbucks and led its transformation into a global coffeehouse chain.
Canarsie: Canarsie is a residential neighborhood in Brooklyn, New York City. Schultz grew up in Canarsie in a working-class family.
Starbucks expansion: Starbucks expansion is the company’s growth from a Seattle coffee retailer into an international chain. Schultz oversaw major phases of the company’s domestic and international growth.
2020 United States presidential election: The 2020 United States presidential election was the contest in which Joe Biden defeated incumbent Donald Trump. Schultz’s possible candidacy emerged within this closely contested national election.
Howard Behar: Howard Behar is an American business executive who led Starbucks’ North American retail operations and served as its president. Behar worked alongside Schultz in developing Starbucks’ retail organization.
Il Giornale: Il Giornale was a Seattle coffeehouse chain founded by Howard Schultz in 1985. Schultz used this venture to develop the Italian-inspired coffeehouse model later adopted by Starbucks.
Northern Michigan University: Northern Michigan University is a public university in Marquette, Michigan. Schultz graduated from the university with a degree in communications.
Starbucks benefits: Starbucks benefits are employee compensation and workplace programs, including health coverage and stock options. Schultz made employee benefits a prominent part of Starbucks’ employment model.
Independent politician: An independent politician holds or seeks office without formal affiliation to a major political party. Schultz presented himself as an independent rather than a Democratic or Republican candidate.

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