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Starbucks Organizational Chart

This organizational chart reveals the intricate structure that powers Starbucks’ success, outlining corporate governance, executive leadership, and core functions. At the top, the Board of Directors oversees audit, compensation, and governance committees, ensuring accountability and risk management. The CEO drives enterprise strategy and transformation (digital innovation, global expansion, sustainability). Essential corporate functions support operations: Finance (capital allocation, planning), Human Resources (talent, culture, labor relations), Legal (compliance, IP, litigation), Technology (mobile app, loyalty, data analytics), Marketing (brand, campaigns), Supply Chain (sourcing, roasting, distribution), and Sustainability (responsible sourcing, community impact). Global Retail Operations focuses on company-operated stores (majority of revenue), led by Regional Presidents (North America, International – EMEA, China, Asia-Pacific, Latin America). A dedicated field operations team includes District Managers (oversee 10–20 stores) and Store Managers (daily operations, team leadership). Licensed stores (airports, hotels, grocery) are managed by a separate team ensuring brand standards. Channel Development sells packaged coffee (K-cups, whole bean) to grocery and foodservice. This structure promotes effective governance and risk management while emphasizing sustainability (C.A.F.E. Practices, farmer support) and social responsibility (community grants, youth programs). Starbucks’ commitment to responsible sourcing and local relevance is embedded across regional operations.

Edited at 2026-03-25 15:10:45
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