Domino’s Pizza has announced the promotion of Ryan Mulally to executive vice president, general counsel, and corporate secretary as of March 10. Mulally ascends to this senior role after having served the company as vice president and assistant general counsel. He joined Domino’s in 2008 following a tenure as a partner at Dickinson Wright, a Detroit-based law firm.
The change in leadership is part of a broader executive reshuffle within the company. Alongside Mulally’s appointment, Joseph Jordan has been promoted to chief operating officer and president, and Weiking Ng has been named executive vice president of international operations. The announcements come at a time when Domino’s continues to focus on expanding its global footprint and optimizing its operational strategies.
These appointments highlight the company’s strategy to promote from within, relying on the expertise and institutional knowledge of seasoned executives. For further information on these executive promotions, you can access the official announcement from Domino’s here.
The move to elevate Mulally is indicative of Domino’s commitment to its legal strategy and governance as it continues to operate in a rapidly changing market. The company aims to leverage Mulally’s extensive legal background to navigate increasingly complex regulatory landscapes and drive the company’s long-term objectives. Additional details on this development can be found on Bloomberg Law.