CNBC: Restaurant Industry Hopeful About 2017 In Light of Andy Puzder Nomination

The restaurant industry is hopeful about 2017 with Andy Puzder's nomination as Labor Secretary, citing his understanding of running an organization.

Originally published in 1851 Franchise• January 13, 2017• 1 min read

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The restaurant industry is hopeful about 2017 due to Andy Puzder's nomination as Labor Secretary. Andy Puzder was nominated by President-Elect Trump and MOOYAH Burgers, Fries & Shakes COO Michael Mabry sees positives in the appointment.

Andy Puzder was recently tapped by President-Elect Trump as his pick for Labor Secretary, and CNBC.com published an article laying out business executive's hopes for a Puzder led Labor Department. The article quotes MOOYAH Burgers, Fries & Shakes COO Michael Mabry, who said he sees positives in the appointment.

Said Mabry to CNBC, "I think it's a win. He understands what it takes to run an organization while satisfying investors, the board of directors and team members."

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