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NewsBenito’s Hat secures new CEO and funding
Benito’s Hat has appointed a Richard Baker, formerly of The Restaurant Group as its new chief executive and plans to further strengthen its estate this year following an additional investment of £1.3m
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NewsHill steps down as Las Iguanas CEO
Steve Hill has stepped down as chief executive of Latin American restaurant group Las Iguanas with immediate effect just three months after taking on the role. The group has begun the process of finding a successor and, during the intervening period, founder director Eren Ali will resume chief executive responsibilities
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ALMR launches 2014 ops manager awards
Entries are now being accepted for this year’s ALMR Operations Managers Awards, which seeks to find the best Area Manager and best BDM in managed and leased licensed hospitality businesses
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NewsDomino’s appoints Wild as CEO
Domino’s Pizza Group has announced that David Wild has been appointed as its full-time chief executive with immediate effect, after serving as interim chief executive since January
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NewsM&B appoints new marketing director
Mitchells & Butlers (M&B) has appointed Catriona Kempston, currently sales & marketing director for Travelodge, as its new marketing director, M&C Report has learnt
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POD reports like-for-like growth
POD has reported a strong trading performance over the first quarter of the year and further strengthened its management team with appointment of a new marketing director
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NewsD&M begins search for new chairman
Drake & Morgan, the Bowmark Capital-backed group, has begun the search for a new chairman, after former backer John Connell stepped down from the role
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NewsApollo acquires Tragus, Derkach to step down as CEO
John Derkach is to step down as chief executive of Tragus after Apollo Global Management, which already held the majority of the group’s debt, acquired the business from Blackstone. Steve Richards has been appointed as the c300-strong group’s new chief executive
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InterviewsFriday five-minute interview
M&C Report talks to Steve Ball, owner of the Columbo Group, about his best investment, his best his best business decision and the best piece of advice he’s ever received
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NewsHolbrook to become Wagamama CFO
Wagamama has appointed Jane Holbrook, formerly of Soho House Group and Bramwell Pub Company, as its new chief financial officer
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NewsLoungers confirms Percy as new FD
Loungers, the Bristol-based café/bar group, has confirmed the appointment of Andrew Percy, formerly of Peach Pub Company, as its new finance director
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Aubaine appoints Federman as FD
Aubaine, the French restaurant and patisserie concept led by Hani Nakkash, has appointed Raoul Federman, formerly of Drake & Morgan, as its new group finance director
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NewsPrezzo directors trim holdings
A number of directors of Prezzo trimmed their holdings in the restaurant group yesterday
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West Cornwall Pasty Co appoints new chair
West Cornwall Pasty Company, the majority of which was acquired out of administration earlier this month by investment fund Enact, has appointed turnaround specialist Chris Peck as its new executive chairman
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NewsIntertain’s Miller joins Novus
Sarah Miller has stepped down as head of HR at Intertain to join rival late-night operator Novus Leisure as its new HR Director
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NewsBII chairman Bernard Brindley dies
Bernard Brindley, the pub industry stalwart and chairman of the BII (British Institute of Innkeeping), has died, aged 63
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NewsFreedrinks names new CEO
Martin Hall is to step down as chief executive of Freedrinks, the producer of the Zeo soft drink brand, to be replaced by current sales director Mark Young
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NewsTetley leaves Searcys
Searcys has announced that chief executive Doug Tetley has left the company, with the group’s former sales and marketing director Chris Maddison appointed to lead the business as managing director
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Further M&B director joins Tesco
Sam Wignell has become the latest Mitchells & Butlers (M&B) director to leave the managed operator to join Tesco
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Firms' suppliers should also shun zero hours contracts: MPs
Companies that have committed not to employ staff on zero-hours contracts should ensure their supply and distribution chain does that same, according to a new report from MPs in Scotland that concludes such contracts should not be used in most cases