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Noodles & Company Promotes Corey Kline to EVP of Technology

Noodles & Company has promoted Corey Kline to Executive Vice President of Technology.    Kline has been VP of Information Technology since July 2016. His forward-looking approach to technology and governance has been instrumental in building the company’s robust digital consumer platform as well as spearheading the company’s efforts around a strong data security & compliance ecosystem. Kline is a member of HT s Editorial Advisory Board and shared his 2021 top tech priorities and the greatest disruptive force to the brand with HT. During 2020, Noodles & Company was able to reap the rewards of its investments in its digital ordering ecosystem. In other news: 

Noodles promotes new COO, elevates others to leadership roles – BizWest

Noodles & Company promotes execs in operations, tech & people

Noodles & Company promotes executives to head up operations, technology and people Brad West is new COO, Sue Petersen is EVP of D&I and people, and Corey Kline is EVP of tech Fast-casual pasta specialist Noodles & Company has promoted three executives to the newly created positions of chief operating officer, executive vice president of inclusion, diversity & people and EVP of technology, the company based in Broomfield, Colo., said Wednesday. Brad West has been promoted from EVP of operations, a role he had held since September of 2017, to COO, with the expanded responsibility of overseeing the franchise operations support program and rollout of new kitchen upgrades as well as his previous responsibilities of operations and training. West’s previous experience includes being vice president of operations and Smoothie King Franchisees, Inc.

Franquet back in hospital for tests

MIDDLEBURG — The federal corrections officer injured on the job earlier this month was back in an intensive care unit this week. Notes on the GoFundMe page organized for Dale Franquet indicated he was readmitted for tests following an appointment with an eye doctor. A couple of more days was the time estimated for Franquet s latest stay at Geisinger, but he had not returned home as of Wednesday morning. The campaign, #FranquetStrong, has attracted more than a dozen additional donations since the update was posted. To date, 510 donors have contributed nearly $37,000 toward a $40,000 goal. Funds raised will go toward financial distress the family may incur as well as a college fund for two daughters. Twisted Steel, an indoor wrestling facility planned by the family, was also set to open.