How the Founder of Panera Bread Outperformed Chipotle & Starbucks and Why He Killed His Original Business
Ron Shaich took Panera Bread from being one humble bakery-café shop, started with a loan...to now holding the strength of a company with over 2,000 locations and 140,000 people: Here's How He Did It!
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Join me in today’s episode as we speak with Ron Shaich, the founder of Panera Bread, a bakery/cafe fast-chain restaurant with over 2,000 locations, 140,000 people, and revenue of over $6 billion dollars! Our discussion covers the value of empathy and direct interactions with your customers and team members. Understand why the balance between data and intuition in decision-making is so important…
You WILL Learn:
How To Implement Creativity Into Business Growth
How To Spot Trends, Brand Transformations, & Decision-making in Business
How To Make Business Decisions Based On Intuition & Data
How To Understand Your Customers & Build A Successful Business
The Advantage of Having FRENEMIES For Your Learning & Growth In Business
Stay tuned for the premium subscriber only episode on Thursday where we will cover the management of emotional pain in business leadership & how to prioritize what matters in life and work.
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