John Chidsey will retire at the end of this year and be replaced by interim CEO Carrie Walsh while the company searches for a successor

US fast-food restaurant company Subway has announced that its global CEO, John Chidsey, will retire at the end of 2024. Chidsey will be succeeded on an interim basis by Carrie Walsh, Subway's current president of Europe,

SHELTON, CONN. — Subway has named Carrie Walsh as its interim chief executive officer. In her new role, Walsh will facilitate the company’s strategic growth plans while it searches for a permanent successor to current CEO John Chidsey, who will retire at the end of 2024.

Chidsey, the first chief executive outside of the chain’s founding family, joined Subway as CEO in 2019. His departure marks another entry on the list of fast food chain CEOs who have stepped down this year for a variety of reasons, including Starbucks, Chipotle, Shake Shack, and Wendy’s.

Sandwich chain Subway has announced that its global chief executive officer John Chidsey is to retire at the end of 2024.

The chief executive of the fast-food sandwich giant will retire at the end of the year. Carrie Walsh, who heads the company’s operations

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Quick-service sandwich chain Subway has appointed Carrie Walsh as interim chief executive officer following the announced year-end retirement of global CEO John Chidsey. The dual-