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BurgerFi International Inc. (Nasdaq: BFI, BFIIW), one of the nation’s fastest-growing premium fast-casual concepts, QSR’s 2020 Breakout Brand of the Year and recently voted USA Today’s 10Best Readers’ Choice Top Better-Burger chain for 2021, has hired Karl Goodhew as Chief Technology Officer. Karl Goodhew joins BurgerFi after serving as Director of Software Engineering at Macy’s Inc. (NYSE:M), a $17 billion-dollar, Fortune 500 multi-brand retailer. He has also held positions at Home Depot (NYSE: HD), YellowPepper that was acquired by Visa (NYSE: V) in 2020, and JCPenney where he was responsible for all aspects of the 5-star rated consumer mobile apps.
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For almost a decade, Goodhew has served in leadership roles at various large retailers and start-ups.
BurgerFi International, one of the nation’s fastest-growing premium fast-casual concepts, QSR’s 2020 Breakout Brand of the Year, and recently voted USA Today’s 10Best Readers’ Choice Top Better-Burger chain for 2021, has hired Karl Goodhew as Chief Technology Officer. Karl Goodhew joins BurgerFi after serving as Director of Software Engineering at Macy’s Inc., a $17 billion-dollar, Fortune 500 multi-brand retailer. He has also held positions at Home Depot, YellowPepper that was acquired by Visa in 2020, and JCPenney where he was responsible for all aspects of the 5-star rated consumer mobile apps.
BurgerFi has named Karl Goodhew as CTO. Provided
May 11, 2021
Florida-based BurgerFi International Inc. has hired Karl Goodhew, a former director of Software Engineering at Macy s Inc., as chief technology officer. Our investments in our digital platforms like our mobile application, loyalty program and online ordering capabilities positioned us well to deal with the dramatic changes in consumer behavior caused by the pandemic, BurgerFi CEO Julio Ramirez said in a company press release. Given the increasingly important role technology plays in our ability to deliver a seamless guest experience and operate as efficiently and profitably as possible, we recognized the need to have a Chief Technology Officer.