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Domino's announces new supply chain leader
March 8, 2010
Domino's Pizza announced it has named experienced leader John Macksood to the position of executive vice president of supply chain. Macksood, 47, has been with the company for 24 years. He was previously second-in-command for the supply chain operation as its vice president of logistics and network planning, and played a vital role in that division's growth.
Macksood joined Domino's in 1986 from North American Van Lines Co. He has held positions of increasing responsibility at Domino's in logistics and purchasing and has overseen the creation of business line extensions, including a produce processing plant, freight redistribution and thin crust shell processing plant.
The company also announced that current EVP of Supply Chain, L. David Mounts, will be leaving Domino's, effective April 1. Mounts has accepted the position of CEO of Inmar Inc.
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