management

Culver's CEO Phil Keiser dies

The 35-year veteran of the chain restaurant industry was the first person from outside the Culver family to hold the top job.

Staffing secrets of top operations

We’ve all been in those restaurants, retail shops and even our own offices where it seems like everyone is pissed off. Whose job is it to keep that poison out?

Most of us don’t need to lick an electrical outlet to realize it’s dumb. But that class of assumptive learning often escapes people who work and eat in restaurants.

Some of the latest LTOs and menu additions underscore the willingness of even mass-market brands to experiment.

An investor has set up a website to make its case that the brand's direction should change. The site also invites franchisees to share improvements they'd like to see in the chain's business practices.

The appointment is effective Monday, following the resignation of Drew Madsen.

A longtime co-holder of the job has resigned.

The past year reaffirmed that tough times bring many changes in restaurant leadership. Here are four of the most dramatic shifts.

The 600-unit fast-casual chain will now be overseen by its prior leader's wife.

The onetime president of IHOP, Romano's Macaroni Grill and Corner Bakery Cafe takes over from Ken Calwell.

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