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Change at the top of Domino's Pizza

Ritch Allison retires from CEO role: Russell Weiner takes his place; Sandeep Reddy CFO

Domino's current CEO, Ritch Allison, will retire on April 30. This was announced by the American pizza chain specifying that Russell Weiner +, currently coo and president of the company, will be promoted to CEO from 1 May. After leaving office, Allison will continue serving as a consultant until July 15, when she officially retires. He plans to remain on the company's board of directors until the annual...

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Ann Arbor, Michigan, Stati Uniti, 03/07/2022 07:56
EFA News - European Food Agency

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