Restaurant Brands and Informal Affair

: The focus on efficiency was reflected at the meeting itself, a more informal affair than in years past, held at Restaurant Brand office in Oakville, according to The Toronto Star. Gone were the free boxes of donuts and canisters of coffee for shareholders. That was evident at the company annual general meeting on Wednesday — the first since Restaurant Brands International Inc. took over the company in 2014 and installed new leadership. Gone too were the ties for executives, at least for the youthful, 34-year-old Schwartz. Shareholder Bill McNeice said the large and small changes the company is undergoing as Restaurant Brands makes its mark are acceptable as long as the new owners can show results. The CEO took the lead in laying out company business to a small group of investors in a brief and matter-of-fact manner, when in previous years different executives spoke at length about their individual told the shareholders that Restaurant Bands has a passion for same-store sales growth. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.