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Jackie Secor has taken the helm as chief operating officer at Taco John's, a quick-service brand headquartered in St. Louis Park, Minnesota, since June. With a wealth of experience in the restaurant industry, Secor is setting her sights on leveraging technology and establishing robust operational standards to enhance franchisee performance.
Secor emphasizes the importance of innovation in the fast-food sector, believing that integrating advanced technologies can streamline operations and improve customer experiences. She aims to implement systems that not only increase efficiency but also empower franchisees to deliver consistent quality across all locations.
In her new role, Secor plans to work closely with franchise owners, providing them with the tools and support necessary to thrive in a competitive market. By focusing on best practices and operational excellence, she hopes to foster a culture of collaboration and success within the franchise network. Her vision is to position Taco John's as a leader in the quick-service industry, ensuring long-term growth and profitability for its franchisees.
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