May 12

Popeyes and Burger King’s CEO Says Coronavirus May Permanently Alter the Restaurant Experience

Posted in: Uncategorized

When Americans return to restaurants, they’ll be facing a different sort of dine-in experience. That’s according to Jos? Cil, the CEO of Restaurant Brands International (RBI), which owns Burger King, Popeyes and Tim Hortons. In an open letter published today that RBI shared with Adweek, Cil addressed the changes that RBI’s locations will incorporate upon…

Related posts:

  1. Read This Before Posting Images or Quotes From Martin Luther King Jr. on MLK Day As Martin Luther King Jr. Day approaches, social media and...
  2. Dentsu Aegis Network Acquires Digital Agency M8 Dentsu Aegis Network announced the acquisition of Miami-based digital and...
  3. Q&A: Google’s Chetna Bindra on the Importance of Transparency in Digital Advertising When you have “User Trust, Privacy and Transparency” in your...
  4. Johnson & Johnson Sends US Consumer Health Business to MDC Partners’ Doner Johnson & Johnson has moved its consumer health business in...
Tags:
No Responses to “Popeyes and Burger King’s CEO Says Coronavirus May Permanently Alter the Restaurant Experience”

Post a Comment