Domino's Pizza Names John Macksood to EVP, Supply Chain
David Mounts Leaving Domino's to Become CEO of Inmar, Inc.
Domino's President and CEO J. Patrick Doyle congratulated Macksood on his new position, and offered his vote of confidence: "John has been key to our successful history in supply chain. I'm confident he will drive positive, reliable results for our company into the future, and to continue the strong partnership with franchisees that makes this business a unique part of our success story."
Macksood joined Domino's in 1986 from North American Van Lines Company. 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. He graduated from Michigan State University with a Materials Logistics Management degree. A Michigan native, Macksood is married to Denise and has two children: Chad, 17 and Madison, 13.
The company also announced that current Executive Vice President of Supply Chain, L. David Mounts, will be leaving Domino's, effective April 1. Mounts has accepted the position of CEO of Inmar, Inc. The company, located in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, specializes in reverse logistics, promotion services, revenue recovery and information management.
Mounts, 46, joined Domino's in October 2005, in the position of Chief Financial Officer and later transitioned to run the company's supply chain business from September 2007 to present.
"David Mounts has done a great job with our supply chain business. He took over a very strong operation and made it even stronger. We wish him the very best in his new position, and know he will do a great job at Inmar, too," said Doyle.
