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The Chobani billionaire who turned a $3,000 loan into a yogurt empire calls himself an ‘anti-CEO’ and thinks other CEOs should do the same

Common sense strikes again, folks.

Gems:

“Today’s playbook says the CEO reports to the board,” [Hamdi] Ulukaya said. “In my opinion, the CEO reports to the consumer.”

 

Amazon’s founder and CEO, Jeff Bezos, said in June that prioritizing customers’ desires also helped businesses craft a stable corporate strategy, Business Insider‘s Julie Bort reported.

“You can work on those things with the confidence to know that all the energy you put into them today is still going to be paying you dividends 10 years from now,” Bezos said.

 

Ulukaya received a $3,000 loan from the Small Business Administration in 2007 and used it to buy an old yogurt plant in Norwich, New York https://impotenzastop.it/. Chobani now sells over $1 billion of yogurt annually and is America’s most popular brand of Greek yogurt, Forbes reports.

 

The Chobani billionaire who turned a $3,000 loan into a yogurt empire calls himself an ‘anti-CEO’ and thinks other CEOs should do the same