Domino's Pizza appoints McDonald's senior executive Gregory as CEO

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Domino's Pizza appoints McDonald's executive Andrew Gregory as the new Global CEO, expected to take office on August 5, succeeding Mark VanDijk, who resigned less than a year ago. Gregory has over 30 years of experience at McDonald's and has held several senior positions.

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2026-02-14 09:22:50

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Investing.com – According to Bloomberg, citing a company statement, Domino’s Pizza Enterprises Ltd. has appointed Andrew Gregory, a senior executive from McDonald’s, as its new Global CEO.

The company, headquartered in Brisbane, Australia, announced on Wednesday that Gregory will assume the position after fulfilling his obligations at McDonald’s, no later than August 5.

The new CEO has over 30 years of experience at McDonald’s, most recently serving as Senior Vice President of Global Franchise, Development, and Delivery based in the United States. His career also includes senior leadership roles in Australia and Japan.

Gregory will fill the vacancy left by Mark van Dyck, who resigned in July 2025 after serving less than a year as CEO.

Domino’s Pizza Enterprises is the world’s largest Domino’s franchisee, operating more than 3,700 stores across over 10 markets including Australia, Japan, and several European countries.

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