Starbucks China leadership restructuring, Liu Wenjuan appointed as CEO
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发表于 2024-9-24 10:02:04
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On September 24th, Starbucks announced an adjustment to its leadership structure in China. Starting from September 30th, Molly Liu has been appointed as the CEO of Starbucks China, while Belinda Wong will continue to serve as the Chairman of Starbucks China. It is reported that Starbucks currently has over 7300 stores in more than 900 county-level markets in China.
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