Roy Rogers® Names Gregg Koffler Vice President Of Franchise Sales

Roy Rogers Restaurants names Gregg Koffler Vice President of Franchise Sales, leading the brand's franchise expansion efforts.

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Roy Rogers® Names Gregg Koffler Vice President Of Franchise Sales

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Roy Rogers Restaurants has named Gregg Koffler as Vice President of Franchise Sales to lead the brand's franchise expansion efforts. Koffler brings experience from previous roles at Paris Baguette America, Johnny Rockets, Orangetheory Fitness, Smashburger, Corner Bakery Café, and Wyndham Hotels.

Koffler was most recently Vice President of Franchise Sales and Development for bakery café restaurant concept Paris Baguette America. In that role, he oversaw all aspects of the brand’s franchise expansion, including real estate, design and construction, and franchise sales. Earlier in his career, he headed up global franchise sales and development for Johnny Rockets and held executive franchising roles at Orangetheory Fitness, Smashburger, Corner Bakery Café and Wyndham Hotels.

“I’m thrilled to be hopping in the saddle with Roy Rogers to drive the brand into new locations and markets,” Koffler said. “This is a brand with a passionately loyal following and a long and celebrated history. The brand has completely transformed over the past few years, and I’m excited to join this team and lead our efforts to find the ideal partners to bring Roy Rogers back to guests throughout the East and beyond.”

Biser said Koffler’s background driving strategic franchise growth will be integral to the successful implementation of Roy Rogers’ relaunched expansion program, announced in January 2020 following an intensive overhaul of the brand’s restaurants and its franchise program.

“We’re thrilled to have Gregg join our team,” he said. “He brings a wealth of experience, relationships and insights, and will be instrumental in helping us achieve significant growth in both traditional and non-traditional venues.”

Roy Rogers has recently recorded some of its strongest sales in several years. Numerous initiatives intended to increase off-premise dining as a percentage of overall sales, including the launch of delivery through Uber Eats and DoorDash, adding curbside pickup, enhancing drive-thru and online ordering and other measures, have helped Roy Rogers grow sales, increase accessibility and improve the guest experience.

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This story was originally published in Franchising.com on February 17, 2021. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.

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