Restaurant Brands International Inc.
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Leadership History
4 leaders · Full leadership timeline
RBI operates in quick-service restaurants, where brand traffic, franchisee returns, real estate, value menus, menu innovation, and digital ordering determine system growth.
RBI makes money from franchise royalties, advertising and other services, property revenue, supply chain sales, company-operated restaurant sales, and brand-specific development agreements.
Chief Executive Officer
Leads RBI's multi-brand growth, Burger King U.S. recovery, digital work, and international expansion.
Executive Chairman
Brings restaurant turnaround and franchise-system experience to RBI governance.
Former Chief Executive Officer
Led RBI before Joshua Kobza and through part of the Burger King reinvestment era.
Former Chief Executive Officer
Helped build the Burger King and RBI platform model after the 3G-led Burger King era.
RBI must manage franchisee profitability, remodel funding, wage and commodity inflation, brand relevance, digital competition, international execution, and the higher operating complexity created by Carrols.
Joshua Kobza is CEO of Restaurant Brands International.
Kobza became CEO effective March 1, 2023.
The priority is to grow all four brands, repair Burger King U.S., scale international units, and keep franchisees investing.
Joshua Kobza, Patrick Doyle, Jose Cil, Daniel Schwartz, and 3G Capital leaders are important in RBI's history.