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Boston Market Headquarters Executive Team
Name | Title |
|---|---|
Frances L. Allen | Chief Executive Officer |
Gregory S. Uhing | Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer |
Laurence M. Zwain | Chief Executive Officer - Boston Market Concept and President - Boston Market Concept |
Larry D. Hohl | President of Boston Market Concept |
Joel M. Alam | Senior Vice President, Secretary and General Counsel |
Sara Rosenberg Bittorf | Chief Brand Officer |
Dennis B. Mullen | CFO - Boston Market Concept and Executive VP - Business Partner Group |
About Boston Market, History and Headquarters Information
Formerly known as Boston Chicken, Boston Chicken was established by Steven Kolow and Arthur Cores in 1984 in Newton, a suburb of Boston. It is headquartered in Golden, Colorado. A number of side dishes and rotisserie chicken were its specialities. By 1995, the chain widened its focus and made an expansion in its menu and included turkey, meatloaf, and ham and renamed this restaurant to Boston Market. Boston Market was sold to McDonald's Corporation in 2000. In 2007, this chain was purchased by Sun Capital Partners. In 2011, the company widened their focus and added new, healthier menu items in order to enhance the dine-in experience.
Boston Market Corporation owns and manages a chain of restaurants.
The Company serves a variety of food items such as sandwiches, salads, soups, desserts, and sauces. Boston Market offers its products and services to its customers all over the United States.
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Tried to obtain my favorite carry out meal from BM Largo FL store, without success, 5/22/21.
The young females that answer the phone and the drive-up window speak in a high pitched sing-song voice, with lousy enunciation, at a rapid pace, as though they are in a speed reading contest.
STRIKE ONE!
At the drive-up window, when pausing to read the menu items, that speaker interrupts before one can respond.
I selected creamed spinach and was informed that they were out of that item; when I selected the rice option I was told, again, that they were out of the item.
I call that lousy management: If the items is so popular then it would be a customer service to replace those items more frequently than other items, rather than create poor customer relations. This was far from the only time I was inconvenienced with “we’re out” items.
STRIKE TWO!
I tried to create an account on your labyrinthine web site and was informed that my 14 character password was not acceptable. I changed the password, carefully confirming that it was “acceptable.” I was told a second time that it was not acceptable.
STRIKE THREE!
This types of lousy business practices are why I will no long patronize your Largo FL store, and very likely no other.
Boston market does NOT care about their customers
I wish they would reopen another Boston Market in Racine Wi. Food was so good and we miss it.