Starbucks' organizational chart shows who's helping CEO Brian Niccol drive the chain's turnaround. The chart reveals Niccol's direct reports, including several executives from his time at Chipotle.

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Starbucks' comeback is taking shape — and a leaked internal organizational chart shows exactly who CEO Brian Niccol is relying on to build on the momentum. The chart from early January, obtained by ...

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