The sight of drive-thru lines wrapped around the building—or even around the block—remains common, but restaurants are applying technology and new service models to combat the string of idling customers.
With its new C-suite in place, a lawsuit with franchisees settled and a marketing game plan to “make Jack more craved,” Jack in the Box is embarking on an aggressive growth push.
Ted Beaman, Sean McCullough and Greg Stevens formed Agape Management in July and recently signed a 10-unit franchise agreement to develop Mooyah Burgers, Fries and Shakes in the brand’s home market of Dallas-Ft. Worth.