All Byron articles – Page 10
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News
Zizzi, Wagamama, Byron set for Plymouth
Zizzi, Wagamama, Byron and Five Guys are set for a £53m British Land leisure scheme in Plymouth.
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NewsMurdoch to step down as GBK CEO
Alasdair Murdoch is to step down as the chief executive of Gourmet Burger Kitchen (GBK) at the end of this year
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News
Stares swaps Young’s for Byron
Byron has appointed Rachel Stares as its new head of talent, MCA understands.
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Analysis & Insight
Survive or Die – the dos and don’ts of rebranding
In a fast-moving environment operators must be constantly evolving their business. Philip Harrison, president of design consultancy Harrison, looks at how branding can be a key component in the fight to stand out in a changing market.
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Analysis & Insight
Poll shows UK's appetite for burgers remains unsated
Despite the financial troubles facing Byron, GBK and Handmade Burger Co consumers still want to see more burger restaurants in the UK, research by German insight company Dalia reveals.
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NewsGBK amends pipeline as lfls fall
GBK has cut its openings pipeline for the rest of the year amid disappointing sales at some new openings and declining like-for-like figures, MCA understands.
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NewsByron launches strategic review
The board of Byron is understood to have officially launched a strategic review, which could lead to a sale of the business or the disposal of a substantial number of sites.
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NewsMuzinich ups stake in Busaba
Muzinich, the New York-based fixed income specialist, has upped its stake in Busaba Eathai, the Phoenix Equity Partners-backed group
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NewsMyers to step down as Busaba CEO
Jason Myers is to step down as chief executive of Busaba Eathai, the Phoenix Equity Partners-backed group
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OpinionOliver decides to twist
As of this morning, the man who did more than most to build Jamie Oliver’s restaurant empire can finally take a break from the constant scrutiny and let others worry about where the business is headed
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NewsSherwood joins Wagamama
Nigel Sherwood, formerly of Byron, Shake Shack and Nando’s, has joined Wagamama, the Duke Street Capital-backed company
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NewsCope confirmed as Byron CEO
Simon Cope has been confirmed as the new chief executive of Byron, the Hutton Collins-backed burger chain
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OpinionFor better or worse
After a few months of searching, Hutton Collins, the backer of better burger chain Byron, has decided to stick with what it knows, in appointing Simon Cope as its new chief executive. It will now be down to Cope to plot a steady course to take the brand back to where it was – one of the sector’s key growth brands
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NewsCope to be named Byron CEO
Byron is poised to announce the appointment of a chief executive after a gap of five months
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OpinionTunnel vision
It’s heads down, gritted-teeth tough out there at the moment for the majority of the UK’s eating and drinking-out market, and there aren’t many signs that things are going to pick up soon. Also what next for Byron?
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NewsByng joins the board of Flat Iron
Tom Byng, the founder of Byron, has joined the board of Flat Iron, as a non-executive director
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NewsByron closes Metrocentre site
Byron, the better burger brand, has closed its Metrocentre site in Gateshead, less than 18 months after its opening
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Analysis & Insight
Consumers eat 2.11 burgers every month
On average, UK consumers eat 2.11 burgers every month, according to a new survey of 1,000 UK adults by Byron
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OpinionIn the grand scheme of things
Leisure and F&B are no longer a ‘nice to have’ way to offer experience in shopping schemes to counter online shopping. Instead, they are seen by developers and landlords as future-proofing, and an essential component to remain competitive. But getting that right mix of operator is becoming harder and harder
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NewsEssex-based newco put forward as Handmade Burger Co buyer
A newly-formed company has emerged as the possible buyer of the majority of the former Handmade Burger Co estate