Leadership

Individuals influencing the direction of the restaurant industry

Leadership

Subway announces new chief business development officer

Newly appointed Trevor Haynes has spent the past three years as Subway’s vice president of operations.

Leadership

Subway’s head of North America marketing resigns

Karlin Linhardt had been with the sandwich giant six months.

Marcus Tom is named COO as the company overhauls management following the Qdoba sale.

The nine honorees include some well-known restaurant leaders.

Kevin Mohan was appointed interim president as the company cancelled its mini IPO.

The CEO of 7-Eleven could have boasted about the inroads his chain has made into a market that was once owned by attendees of the Restaurant Leadership Conference. Joe DePinto certainly had the sales numbers to support a little braggadocio: $2.7 billion from fresh food, $5 billion from beverages, 1 million cups of coffee, 100 million fountain drinks.

Meet the family dynasties leading restaurants into a new generation.

If there’s one thing to be learned from interviewing top restaurateurs, it’s that leadership isn’t built on fortune cookie-style doctrines.

He'll be succeeded by Blaine Hurst, but will remain involved with the chain while simultaneously serving in a strategic role for owner JAB Holdings.

Papa John's, Chipotle, Panera, Buffalo Wild Wings among companies whose top executives left in 2017.

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