How to pronounce “schult” in English

Schultes always emphasized the importance of not just biological diversity, but biocultural diversity.

Schultes is widely regarded as the founding father of ethnobotany for his collection and writing up

schultz at the hoover institute a republican has joined up with former

And Schultes worked for 40 years with his Colombian colleagues to have this established as a national park.

Howard Schultz creating-- going from just coffee is this thing that you take two scoops, put it in here, mix with water, and you have coffee.

Howard Schultz, if you're unfamiliar the Starbucks story, you know that Howard Schultz grew it to its notoriety and then stepped back from the CEO role, just a new chairman

Howard Schultz, for example, at Starbucks, he often tells the story of growing up in a Brooklyn housing project, watching as his family struggled when his father was injured on the job.

Howard Schultz said, "The more uninspiring your origins, the more likely you are to use your imagination and invent worlds where everything seems possible."

Howard Schultz didn't invent coffee.

Howard Schultz is reined back in.

Howard Schultz-- founder and CEO, as you know, of Starbucks-- visits 25 stores a month.

Richard Evans Schultes.

This is Schultes in a picture from our storybook map-- working in the Sibundoy Valley-- which Brian has mapped--

This is Schultes in Chiribiquete National Park, which wasn't a national park when he first came in there in the '40s.

This is Schultes seated near the Cerro de Campana-- the bell mountain.

firm founded by Howard Schultz.

And so Schultz decided to come back, needed to turn the stock price around.

The work of Wolfram Schultz, so the dopamine system sends out signals the moment you think I've just placed a bet I'm hopeful.

And Howard Schultz came back and realized that the return on capital for these new stores was really not very high.

We have Howard Schultz at Starbucks.

So Howard Schultz is CEO of Starbucks, leaves Starbucks, Starbucks starts to stumble.

But Howard Schultz, when I interviewed him, completely changed the way I look at communication skills.

colleague West Schultz now what we did was we uh went to 300 uh households in California and got their permission to

But he gets there and he thinks Schultz is kind of dumb.

And this is something that Howard Schultz really has focused on.

Because I have access to Howard Schultz and Sara Blakely and Richard Branson.

I would have been bigger than Howard Schultz right now.

that was actually um vilmer Schultz who was Line's pilot one time but then defected the morning of their flight to join the aart camp

You look at a guy like Howard Schultz who grew up in the Bayview housing projects.

So when we sat down with Howard Schultz from Starbucks, we figured he always knew he was really into coffee and he just knew how to do that.

I was on a panel with Howard Schultz two years ago, a year and a half ago in Washington.

We have Secretary of State George Schultz, Senator Sam Nunn, and Secretary of Defense William Perry.

But of course, as Schultes was always quick to point out, ethnobotanists don't really discover anything.

So as I said, Schultes, with his Colombian colleagues, set it up as a national park-- that's the green core area-- in the mid '80s.

created a symbol of it there is a archaeologist named Cloud Schultz who says first came the temple then came the

One of my other favorite ones is from Howard Schultz of Starbucks.

And here I am sitting at a table across from Craig Schultz.

I would say my inspiration is Starbucks and Howard Schultz.

Big difference. Howard Schultz, the founder of Starbucks-- actually, they he's the founder.

So he studied at Harvard under Richard Evans Schultes, and went on to study at Yale, and finished his Ph.D.

book some of these interviews with Michael Dell or Howard Schultz, the chairman of Starbucks, or the hair stylist to Madonna and Lenny Kravitz?

So if you didn't grow up with Howard Schultz as your dad or someone who had these incredible insights, this is a

Phillip Taubman: So, Secretary Schultz is the only person in this room who actually sat at a bargaining table with the leader of the Soviet Union and discussed eliminating

George P. Schultz: You remind me of Governor Perry.

OK, this one from Robert Schultz.

So I want to finish this morning with the tales of my mentor Richard Schultes, that I mentioned earlier.

After those interviews, we realized that Howard Schultz was the first in his family to go to college.

How would we achieve that goal, Secretary Schultz?

And at that session, I think Secretaries Schultz and Perry and Senator Nunn and Henry Kissinger were actually in the Security Council chamber that day, watching the discussion.