Mission Statement Of Starbucks

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Executive Summary Starbucks New Zealand started brewing its first coffee at its very first coffee shop at Parnell Road, Auckland last 1998. The world’s best coffee brand ventured the country as part of their expansion strategy along with its expansions in the Pacific Rim namely Japan, Vietnam and Philippines. The firm is a franchise from its international company which originates at Seattle, USA. It is owned and managed by its local partner called The Restaurant Brands New Zealand, Ltd. To date, Starbucks is a well recognized brand in New Zealand as the foremost international coffee. “Starbucks Coffee New Zealand has also been recognized internationally for our local marketing activity that is very unique from the traditional approach”. My report covers mainly in coming up …show more content…

Inspire and nurture the human spirit 2. One person, one cup and one neighbor at a time A firm’s mission statement are the guiding points of each employees on how and why the company exist and what the founders have in mind when they have decided to conceptualized the creation of this dream and putting it to reality by investing and taking the risks in the beginning of these undertaking which called for a major leap in the making of their decisions. (Hanson, Hitt, Ireland, & Hoskisson, 2014). The mission statement reflect the company’s unique culture and future expansion plans for Starbucks café’s and merchandise giving it a distinct identity. The firm’s mission statement shows customers the benefit that they can get from the company and also this serves as the indicator of what the company wants to achieve in the inner most core of the business. (Starbucks, 2015) The current success and global industry leadership of Starbucks thus making it to the top most position of the market both locally here in New Zealand and internationally is a direct manifestation of its vision and mission statement. (Starbucks,

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