Yoshinoya America Appoints Glenn Lunde Chief Executive Officer

TORRANCE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Yoshinoya America today announced the appointment of Glenn Lunde as Chief Executive Officer of Yoshinoya America effective immediately. Glenn comes to Yoshinoya America with a wealth of experience and a winning track record in QSR. Glenn joins us from TOGO’s Eateries, LLC, where he served as CEO for seven years. He has held senior positions at leading QSR companies including Panda Express Restaurant Group, Einstein Noah Restaurant Group, and Taco Bell. Glenn holds degrees from Stanford and UCLA.

Nori Ozawa, chairman of Yoshinoya America, said, “We proudly and humbly welcome Glenn to Yoshinoya America with his extraordinary vision and successful track record as he leads Yoshinoya’s future expansion.”

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About Yoshinoya America

At Yoshinoya, Japanese-inspired cooking is the essence of our menu and sharing that delicious experience with each of our guests is core to our mission to Fuel the Soul. Dating back to 1899 with the opening of its first restaurant in Tokyo, Japan, Yoshinoya is among the oldest quick-service restaurant chains in operation. Throughout its century of experience, Yoshinoya continues to grow aggressively while operating or franchising more than 2,000 restaurants in Japan, Mainland China, Shanghai, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Philippines and with 100 locations in California. Guests can customize their bowl from a variety of insanely craveable menu options, including our signature Gyudon Beef Bowl® that started it all. For more information, visit the company’s website.

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