Domino's Pizza, Inc. Announces Leadership Changes

Domino's Announces Leadership Changes

Domino's Pizza, Inc. (NYSE: DPZ), the largest pizza company in the world based on global retail sales, today announced several changes to its leadership team.

Russell Weiner, the company's president and chief operating officer, has been promoted to chief executive officer, effective immediately. Weiner succeeds Patrick Doyle, who is stepping down as CEO but will remain as chairman of the board.

Weiner joined Domino's in 2008 and has held various leadership positions within the company, including executive vice president of operations and president of the Americas. Prior to joining Domino's, Weiner spent fifteen years at PepsiCo, where he held various leadership positions including general manager of Pizza Hut.

In addition to Weiner's promotion, the company also announced the appointment of Richard Allison as chief operating officer. Allison joined Domino's in 2019 and has served as executive vice president of international operations since 2021. Prior to joining Domino's, Allison spent over twenty years at Yum! Brands, where he held various leadership positions including president of KFC International.

Russell Weiner, Domino's Pizza, Inc. CEO

"I am honored to be appointed CEO of Domino's," said Weiner. "I am grateful to Patrick Doyle for his leadership and guidance over the past eleven years, and I am excited to work with our talented team to build on our strong foundation and continue to grow our business."

Patrick Doyle, Domino's Pizza, Inc. Chairman of the Board

"Russell Weiner is a proven leader with a deep understanding of our business and a clear vision for our future," said Doyle. "I am confident that under his leadership, Domino's will continue to thrive and deliver value to our customers, franchisees, and shareholders."