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Forbes on 2019-08-14 14:44

How CEO Greg Creed Set Yum Brands Up For Success Ahead Of His Retirement

Greg Creed has served as Yum’s CEO since January 2015 and will be succeeded by David Gibbs, current president and chief operating officer.

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