Papa John’s Announces New Organizational Structure and Executive Promotions and Appointments
New Structure Designed to Improve Customer Experience and Drive Growth
Mike Nettles Appointed Executive Vice President, Chief Operating & Growth Officer
Mr. Nettles has more than 28 years of restaurant industry and technology
experience. He joined Papa John’s in 2017 as Senior Vice President,
Chief Information and Digital Officer. During his time at Papa John’s,
Mr. Nettles has developed a multi-year, customer-centric strategy to
transform Papa John’s technology into an industry-leading platform.
Under his leadership, Papa John’s mobile apps have become highly rated
in both app stores (4.7 on iOS and 4.4 on Android), the Company has
established new ordering partnerships, including Facebook Instant
Ordering, Amazon Alexa, and
As part of the new organizational structure, Papa John’s announced the following executive appointments, all of which will report to Mr. Nettles. The changes are effective immediately:
Justin Falciola has been promoted to Senior Vice President, Chief Analytics and Technology Officer. Mr. Falciola most recently served as Vice President, Global Enterprise Architecture.Anne Fischer has been promoted to Senior Vice President, Customer Experience. Ms. Fischer most recently served as Vice President, Product Management.Paul Fabre has been promoted to Senior Vice President, Menu Strategy and Innovation. Mr. Fabre most recently served as Vice President, R&D and Quality Assurance.Melissa Richards-Person has been promoted to Senior Vice President, ChiefBrand Officer . Ms. Richards-Person most recently served as Vice President, Global Brand Strategy and Consumer Connections.
Additional Information About Mike Nettles
Prior to Papa John’s, Mr. Nettles served as Vice President of Enterprise
Architecture and IT Strategy at
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