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FAT Brands

www.fatbrands.com

 
FAT Brands Inc. is a leading, global, multi-brand, restaurant franchising company that strategically develops, markets, and acquires restaurant concepts worldwide. We currently operate Fatburger, Buffalo`s Cafe, Buffalo`s Express and the Ponderosa & Bonanza Steakhouse concepts, with over 300 locations world-wide. Our passionate and dedicated in-house support teams work across all brands. The Operations, Construction, Purchasing, Architecture & Design, Kitchen Design, Training, Logistics and Marketing departments are highly experienced and dedicated to helping our franchisees achieve their entrepreneurial goals. Our franchisees are in business for themselves, not by themselves. Our strategically aligned, complimentary restaurant concepts, provide our franchisees the opportunity for ...
  • Number of Employees: 250-1000
  • Annual Revenue: $50-100 Million
  • www.fatbrands.com
  • 9720 Wilshire Boulevard Suite 500
    Beverly Hills, CA USA 90212
  • Phone: 310.319.1850

Executives

Name Title Contact Details
Michael Chachula
Chief Information Officer Profile

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