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Herfy Foods appoints new CEO

By TRENDS Desk
November 3, 2021 9:44 pm
  • “The board of directors of Herfy Food Services Co extends its appreciate and gratitude for the efforts made by Mr Sam Bader during his term of acting CEO"
  • The company said Bader had started his career with BK USA, then worked for McDonald’s International USA

Saudi Arabia’s Herfy Food Services Company (Herfy Foods) has appointed Sam Bader as CEO, after he served as acting CEO.

In a statement to the Saudi Stock Exchange (Tadawul) the company said: “The board of directors of Herfy Food Services Co extends its appreciate and gratitude for the efforts made by Mr Sam Bader during his term of acting CEO, which was reflected in the company’s good performance.”

The company said Bader had started his career with BK USA, then worked for McDonald’s International USA, before joining Herfy Foods 16 years ago.

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