Biography of Howard Schultz Ceo Starbucks

Howard Schultz is a businessman from the United States. He is known as chairman and CEO of Starbucks, a world-renowned coffee shop company, and is also known as one of the largest franchise coffee shop businesses in the world. Howard is also the former owner of Seattle SuperSonics. Howard also founded Maveron, an investment company, in 1998 with Dan Levitan.

Biodata Howard SchultzFull Name: Howard Mark SchultzDate of Birth: July 19, 1953Place of Birth: Brooklyn, New York, United StatesJob: Chairman and CEO of StarbucksCitizenship: United StatesReligion: Judaism
Biography of Howard SchultzHoward Schultz was born on July 19, 1953 in Brooklyn, New York. Howard Schultz was the son of a former US Army soldier and later became a truck driver, Fred Schultz and his wife, Elaine. Together with his younger sister, Ronnie, and his younger brother, Michael, he grew up in the New York City Housing Authority's Canarsie Bayview Houses. Since Howard's family is poor, he sees opportunities in sports such as baseball, soccer, and basketball.
Howard's childhood was spent in his home environment where the inhabitants were simple and low-income. In the neighborhood also has nothing, except a basketball court. Most of the population is poor, so the children in the region are required to work hard to help the family life.
Little Howard realized then that it was very difficult for him to get out of the poverty suffered by his family. But his dream of succeeding stronger, he wanted to change his family life to be better than the conditions he experienced at the time.
Howards Schultz attended Canarsie High School and graduated in 1971. In high school, Howard excelled in sports, earned a high grade in sports lessons and earned an athletic scholarship to Northern Michigan University, the first person in his college-going family. He was a member of Tau Kappa Epsilon, Howard earned his bachelor's degree in Communications in 1975.
He married Sheri Kersch Schultz from the wedding they have two children, named Jordan and Addison.
After graduating from Northern Michigan University, Howard Schultz worked as a Sales Manager at Xerox for three years. Later he worked for a Swedish company, Hamamaplast. There he sells a wide range of household appliances, including the marketing of coffee machines.
In 1981, when he went from New York to Seattle to check out a very popular coffee bean shop, Starbucks. He realized that there was a coffee shop in Seattle that always bought an espresso machine coffee from his office called Starbucks. Starbucks often orders special coffee makers from Hammarplast where he works.