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Subway announces new chief business development officer

Subway has promoted Trevor Haynes to the position of chief business development officer.

Haynes spent the past three years as the chain’s vice president of operations, where he was responsible for franchisee and field engagement, improving franchisee profitability, creating an exceptional guest experience, improving operational efficiencies in each restaurant and enhancing restaurant decor and design. Haynes played a main role in launching Subway’s new "Fresh Forward" restaurant design.

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Prior to that, Hayes served as Subway’s senior area development manager for the U.K. and Ireland as well as territory manager in Australia.

“In today’s highly competitive marketplace, each team will be able to benefit from the knowledge and experience Trevor will bring to his new role,” said Subway President and CEO Suzanne Greco in a statement. “The 11 years of global experience Trevor brings, and his deep understanding of international markets, will allow him to provide a critical perspective to the Regional Directors and help each identify and overcome the challenges they face.”

The announcement comes on the heels of Subway’s appointment of Carissa Ganelli as its new chief digital officer.

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