MANASQUAN N.J. Jersey Mike’s Franchise Systems said it has named Domino’s Pizza veteran Hoyt Jones president of the 335-unit sandwich chain. The role of president had been held by founder Peter Cancro, who retains his post as chief executive.
Jones most recently was executive vice president of domestic franchise operations for Domino's, where he had worked for more than 20 years. In his new role, he will be responsible for "leading the next phase of development" for Jersey Mike's, the company said in a statement.
"We are adding an enhanced level of expertise and franchise realization to our premium brand while focusing on an innovative business model to launch our comprehensive growth strategy," Cancro said in the statement. "Hoyt's leadership is an important component to capitalize on markets where fresh food, friendly service and the entrepreneurial spirit thrives."
Jersey Mike's also appointed Josephine Capozzi to the newly created post of vice president of franchisee relations. Capozzi previously was service adviser for Meridian Health.
Jersey Mike's, based here, was founded in 1956 and specializes in Northeast-style subs.
