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Domino’s New CEO Has One Job: Save America’s Pizza King!
Domino’s Pizza is entering a leadership transition at a difficult moment for the pizza business. Joe Jordan, currently the company’s operations chief and U.S. president, is set to become CEO on October 1, while Russell Weiner moves into the executive chairman role. The change comes after a weak first quarter in which Domino’s reported U.S. same-store sales growth of just 0.9%, below expectations, while management cited consumer uncertainty, inflation pressure, weather disruption, and rising competition in value deals. The company still says it is taking market share, but the broader picture is more complicated: pizza category growth has been sluggish, rivals are discounting aggressively, delivery is under pressure, and Wall Street has punished the stock. Jordan’s challenge is not just to sell more pizza; it is to make Domino’s feel reliable, affordable, and profitable again in a tougher fast-food market.
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