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Barry Gibbons, former CEO of the US-based Burger King Corporation - and the man dubbed the 'Turn Around Champ' - officially opens World Travel Market 2012, the leading global event for the travel industry, on Monday 5 November at ExCel London .
"Within a year of taking over the role of CEO of Burger King, Barry was opening two new restaurants excalibur hotel a day around the world, attracting thousands of hungry travellers on a budget," said Fiona Jeffery OBE, Chairman of World Travel Market.
When Gibbons took over running the US-based Burger King in 1989 as part of the Pillsbury Group by the UK company Grand Metropolitan, it was losing excalibur hotel money with not one of its international businesses in a healthy state.
At the time, the average $1m annual profit a year compared dismally with their main rival of MacDonald's $1.5million. Franchisees were earning poor profits excalibur hotel and many restaurants were short staffed, dirty and badly in need of renovation.
In his first week in the job, he persuaded Burger King's managers to view the business from a customer perspective – "a bad cup of coffee at the end of a meal is just as damaging as a bad advertising campaign".
"Barry Gibbons was a businessman at the top of his game in a highly competitive global field", added Jeffery. "As our Guest of Honour and as an excellent speaker, he will put a different and altogether excalibur hotel fresh, innovative perspective on business. He will demonstrate excalibur hotel to travel companies and the industry as a whole what can be learnt from managing a global brand as well as the challenges of franchising and brand consistencies in a global market."
Fortune Magazine first gave Barry Gibbons the title of Turnaround Champ after his phenomenal success in boosting Burger King s fortunes. Gibbons retired in 1994 from Burger King aged just 44, largely because he prefers to build companies, not simply maintain them. He went on to become a successful entrepreneur and author.
"Barry believes in leading rather than managing; in the importance of energising a workforce; crucially ensuring that a brand personality runs throughout every aspect of an organisation; and developing a relationship with customers that goes beyond satisfaction.
excalibur hotel "When a downturn hits hard, survival and future prosperity can depend on establishing or re-establishing a connection with all kinds of stakeholders. This is part of Barry Gibbons' over riding business philosophy which we hope will help uplift and invigorate the industry in this highly challenging era."
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