US EditionPanera Brands CEO steps down, CFO to fill in as interim chief
- Panera Brands CEO José Dueñas has resigned, effective immediately, as announced by the company on Tuesday.
- Paul Carbone, the company's Chief Financial Officer, will serve as interim CEO while a permanent replacement is sought.
- Dueñas will remain as a special advisor until the end of March, following his appointment as CEO in July 2023.
- The company has faced challenges in its plans to go public, including lawsuits and a sluggish market for IPOs in 2024.
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St Louis Post-Dispatch
American Military NewsPanera CEO resigns after less than two years
Panera Brands’ CEO is stepping down after less than two years of in the position, the parent company of Panera Bread said in a press release Tuesday.
Tensions over governance had weakened it. Benoît Courmont, one of his assistants, will act as interim manager while looking for a replacement.
Business Insider
BizTocPanera is the latest restaurant chain to announce a management shake-up
Panera CEO José Alberto Dueñas stepped down on Tuesday.Scott Olson/Getty ImagesThe parent company of fast-casual chain Panera Bread has a new CEO.The restaurant has undergone a menu overhaul and seen lawsuits over highly caffeinated beverages.It's the latest in a series of leadership switches at restaurant chains over the past 12 months.The parent company of fast-casual chain Panera Bread is getting a new chief executive, the latest in a series …
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