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Starbucks’ current CFO, Patrick Grismer, is set to retire Feb. 1 Starbucks promoted Rachel Ruggeri, who currently serves as senior vice president of finance, Americas, to executive vice president and chief financial officer, effective Feb. 1, the company announced on Thursday. Ruggeri will replace current chief financial officer, Patrick Grismer, who is retiring from the company on Feb. 1, but will serve as an advisor to CEO Kevin Johnson through May 2. “I want to thank Pat for his le...

Updated Jan. 7, 2021 11:22 am ET Starbucks Corp. named a 16-year company veteran as its new finance chief as it works to recover from the coronavirus pandemic, which hurt its sales across the globe. Rachel Ruggeri, who returned to Starbucks in June last year after a two-year stint as chief financial officer of bakery products company Continental Mills Inc. will take over its finances Feb. 1, the Seattle-based coffee chain said Thursday. Current CFO Patrick Grismer, w...

By Reuters Staff 2 Min Read FILE PHOTO: A Starbucks logo is pictured on the door of the Green Apron Delivery Service at the Empire State Building in the Manhattan borough of New York, U.S. June 1, 2016. REUTERS/Carlo Allegri/File Photo (Reuters) - Starbucks Corp said on Thursday long-time executive Rachel Ruggeri would take charge as chief financial officer next month, replacing Patrick Grismer who will be retiring. Ruggeri, senior vice president of finance in the Americas, worked with Grismer ...

Starbucks names Rachel Ruggeri as its third CFO in as many years Anne Riley Moffat, Bloomberg News Shane Obata discusses Starbucks Starbucks Corp.’s top finance officer will retire after a little more than two years in the role, paving the way for another female CFO in the S&P 500. Rachel Ruggeri, senior vice president of finance for the Americas, will become chief financial officer on Feb. 1. The company’s third finance chief in as many years, she replaces Patrick Grismer, 58, who wi...

Starbucks: Rachel Ruggeri To Succeed Grismer As EVP & CFO; Affirms Guidance SEATTLE (dpa-AFX) - Starbucks Corporation (SBUX) announced that Patrick Grismer has decided to retire as executive vice president and chief financial officer, effective February 1, 2021. Rachel Ruggeri, senior vice president of Finance, Americas, will succeed Grismer as executive vice president and CFO, effective February 1, 2021. Grismer will remain with the company as an advisor to Johnson through May 2, 2021. Also, S...

Starbucks CFO to retire, guidance reaffirmed Starbucks Corp. said Thursday that Patrick Grismer, the coffee company’s chief financial officer, will retire in May 2021. Rachel Ruggeri, currently senior vice president for the Americas and a 16-year veteran of the company, has been named his successor, effective Feb. 1. Grismer will stay on as an advisor to Chief Executive Kevin Johnson until May 2. Starbucks also used the announcement to affirm its guidance for fiscal 2021, forecasting global c...

Starbucks insider Ruggeri to take over as CFO, Grismer to retire

By Reuters Staff 2 Min Read FILE PHOTO: A Starbucks logo is pictured on the door of the Green Apron Delivery Service at the Empire State Building in the Manhattan borough of New York, U.S. June 1, 2016. REUTERS/Carlo Allegri/File Photo (Reuters) - Starbucks Corp said on Thursday long-time executive Rachel Ruggeri would take charge as chief financial officer next month, replacing Patrick Grismer who will be retiring. Ruggeri, senior vice president of finance in the Americas, worked with Grismer ...

Dec 23, 2020 at 11:36AM Starbucks (NASDAQ:SBUX) is the worlds leading coffee retailer. Not surprisingly, the company had an exceptionally difficult year due to the pandemic; temporary store closures and social distancing measures caused revenue to drop over 11% in fiscal 2020, and earnings fell even further, down 73%. Yet Starbuckss stock is up 17% year to date, outperforming the S&P 500, and it recently hit a new all-time high, which may have investors thinking the sto...

Dec 21, 2020 at 8:28AM This morning ritual may sound familiar these days. Needing to take a break while you work from home, you drive to a Starbucks (NASDAQ:SBUX) to quickly grab a pumpkin spice latte, one of the coffee chains most popular drinks. The company is almost ubiquitous around the globe with more than 18,000 stores in the U.S. and 14,000 in the rest of the world. Its growth has been remarkable: Starbucks had 16,858 stores at the end of fiscal 2010, but it wrap...