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Interview with Panera Bread Founder Ronald M. Shaich
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From the New York Times Corner Office read Adam Bryant's interview with Ronald M. Shaich, founder, chairman and co-chief executive of Panera Bread. Panera is one of the leading and most successful franchises in the world. Learn how Shaich changed his focus by spending more time on the people in Panera  and how they are organized and work together. 



Posted on July 23, 2012 at 10:05 AM
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