Lily Mae Lazarus
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hallaback.com | Ruth Umoh |Lily Mae Lazarus
Chipotle's Scott Boatwright ascended to theCEO position after seven years as COO. Fortune
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fortune.com | Ruth Umoh |Lily Mae Lazarus
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inkl.com | Ruth Umoh |Lily Mae Lazarus
CEO position after seven years as COO. (Credit: Fortune)Scott Boatwright always aimed to be a CEO. Not just any CEO but the leader of a Fortune 500 company. That moment arrived in late 2024 when he was elevated to the top job at Chipotle after Brian Niccol left to lead Starbucks. But as Boatwright shared at the recent Fortune COO Summit, the jump from second-in-command to chief executive is less a step up and more a transformation.
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aol.com | Ruth Umoh |Lily Mae Lazarus
Scott Boatwright always aimed to be a CEO. Not just any CEO but the leader of a Fortune 500 company. That moment arrived in late 2024 when he was elevated to the top job at Chipotle after Brian Niccol left to lead Starbucks. But as Boatwright shared at the recent Fortune COO Summit, the jump from second-in-command to chief executive is less a step up and more a transformation.
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2 weeks ago |
fortune.com | Lily Mae Lazarus
When Xerox CEO Steve Bandrowczak mentors aspiring business leaders, he starts with a reality check. While executives always feel ready for the next role, he said at Fortune’s 2025 COO Summit, “the reality is, once you’re in that seat, dramatically different.”Bandrowczak, who became CEO in 2023 following the sudden death of predecessor John Visentin, had spent five years as Xerox’s COO. He was a seasoned operator, former CIO, and had sat in countless board and committee meetings.
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