Domino’s long time CIO left the Company

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Domino’s Pizza’s CIO Wayne McMahon has left the business after more than seven years, moving on to become chief digital and technology officer at Hungry Jacks owner Competitive Foods Australia.
Don Meij, Domino’s CEO, said McMahon had been instrumental in laying the foundations for some of the company’s biggest platforms.
“Under Wayne’s leadership, Domino’s has grown from strength to strength delivering some of the world’s best information technology solutions,” said Meij.
“We have been a true disruptor in this space and the focus on technology over the past seven years, under Wayne’s leadership, has been critical in achieving this.”
McMahon will be replaced by Terry Powell, who previously led the technology division for Suncorp’s insurance business.
“In the role of Domino’s Group CIO, [Powell] will work with the Company’s Group Chief Digital and Technology Officer, Michael Gillespie as well as the the global teams to ensure appropriate technologies are employed across the Company’s global network to bring efficiencies and new ways to engage the company’s customers,” reads a statement by Dominos.
In this role at Suncorp, Powell had a strong track record of delivering complex IT programs including simplifying core systems and insurance applications, successful transition to cloud computing, significantly reducing critical incidents, and as Executive General Manager Security improving the company’s security resilience.
Questions & Answers
Q.Which company will Wayne McMahon join after leaving Domino's?
Which company will Wayne McMahon join after leaving Domino's?
Wayne McMahon has moved to Competitive Foods Australia, where he will serve as chief digital and technology officer. This company owns the fast-food chain Hungry Jacks in Australia, indicating a continued role in the food sector.
Q.What contributions did Wayne McMahon make to Domino's during his tenure?
What contributions did Wayne McMahon make to Domino's during his tenure?
McMahon was instrumental in establishing foundational platforms for Domino's, leading the development of information technology solutions. His leadership over seven years helped the company become a disruptor in the tech space, contributing to its growth and strength.
Q.Who is Wayne McMahon’s successor at Domino’s and what is their background?
Who is Wayne McMahon’s successor at Domino’s and what is their background?
Terry Powell will replace McMahon as Domino's Group CIO. Powell previously headed the technology division at Suncorp's insurance business, where he managed complex IT programmes and improved security resilience.
Q.What will be Terry Powell's key responsibilities as Domino's Group CIO?
What will be Terry Powell's key responsibilities as Domino's Group CIO?
Powell will collaborate with the Group Chief Digital and Technology Officer and global teams. His focus will be on ensuring the company employs appropriate technologies across its global network to improve efficiencies and enhance customer engagement.
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