- Godfathers Pizza - Wikipedia
Godfather's Pizza is an American privately owned restaurant chain headquartered in Omaha, Nebraska, that operates fast casual Italian franchises and pizza express locations
- About - Godfathers Pizza
In 1995, Ron Gartlan became President and CEO of Godfather’s Pizza, ushering in a new era of leadership Under his direction, the brand embraced a fresh message in 1996: “Pizza the way pizza was meant to be,” which resonated with customers who appreciated the classic, quality-driven approach to pizza
- Godfathers Pizza Org Chart + Executive Team - The Official Board
See the executive team of Godfather's Pizza and its org chart, featuring 12 leaders like Ronald Gartlan, Linda Meyer, Matthew Combs and Ashley Smith
- Ronald Gartlan - Chief Executive Officer, President Owner at . . .
Ronald Gartlan is a Chief Executive Officer, President Owner at Godfather's Pizza based in Omaha, Nebraska Previously, Ronald was a Board of Tr ustees Member at Creighton University
- Godfathers Pizza CEO and leadership - Zippia
Godfather's Pizza CEO And Executives - Learn more about Godfather's Pizza CEO Ronald Gartlan and key people by exploring the management team
- Randy Woodard - Chief Executive Officer Chairman at Godfathers Pizza . . .
Founded in 1973, Godfather's Pizza is a privately owned fast casual Italian restaurant chain The restaurants serve a wide variety of pizzas, bread sticks, chips, cookies, and pastas, and has an extensive salad bar and buffet They offer dine in opti
- Godfather’s Pizza | American company | Britannica
He aggressively streamlined its menu and closed unproductive restaurants, rescuing the chain from bankruptcy in a little over a year In 1988 Cain led a buyout of the company He served as chief executive officer and president of Godfather’s until 1996, when he…
- Godfathers Pizza - Wikiwand
In 1986, Pillsbury named Herman Cain CEO and president of the brand Cain and Ronald B Gartlan, the company's executive vice president, led a group to purchase the Godfather's brand from Pillsbury, which they did by the beginning of 1990 in a leveraged buyout [4] for what was reported to be $100 million
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