Key facts
- Joe Jordan has been named the new CEO of Domino's Pizza.
- Jordan's appointment is effective October 1, 2026.
- Russell Weiner will retire as CEO and become Executive Chairman.
- David Brandon will retire from the Board in 2027.
- Weiner's tenure as CEO included over 3,200 net store openings globally.
Domino's Pizza has announced a CEO succession plan, naming Joe Jordan as its new chief executive officer, effective October 1, 2026. Jordan, currently COO and President of Domino's U.S., will also join the Board of Directors.
Russell Weiner will retire as CEO and transition to the role of Executive Chairman following the 2027 shareholder meeting, at which time David Brandon, a 28-year board veteran, will retire from the Board. The company highlighted that this planned transition follows a multi-year process, aiming to ensure leadership continuity.
Under Weiner's leadership as CEO, Domino's experienced significant growth, including over 3,200 net store openings globally and an increase in global retail sales by nearly $3 billion. Operating income also saw a rise of close to 30% during his tenure. Joe Jordan has held various leadership roles at Domino's for nearly 15 years, with international stores opening during his time.