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Hamdi Ulukaya returns to update his Chobani story: from buying an abandoned yogurt factory for $700K to building a multi-billion-dollar brand. Discusses his employee ownership model, refugee hiring program, and why business should be a force for good.
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Canon
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Raz observes that Ulukaya's timing was extraordinary: he launched Chobani just as American health consciousness peaked and consumers discovered Greek yogurt. His skill was recognizing the moment and executing perfectly.
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Ulukaya gave 10% of Chobani to employees through ownership shares, arguing that when workers have ownership responsibility, they find meaning in their work that salary alone cannot provide.
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