Franchise Council of Australia Sees New Leadership Under Richard Thame, Amber Manning, and Jayson Westbury
- Richard Thame has succeeded Brendan Green as the chair of the Franchise Council of Australia (FCA).
- Amber Manning has been appointed as the deputy chair under Thame's leadership.
- Jayson Westbury has taken on the role of CEO at FCA, bringing over 30 years of leadership experience to the organization.
After four years at the helm of the Franchise Council of Australia (FCA), Brendan Green has bid adieu to his position as chair, passing the torch to Richard Thame. Making waves in the franchising world, Thame wasted no time in appointing Amber Manning as the deputy chair and unveiling the appointment of Jayson Westbury as the new CEO.
Stepping into his new role, Westbury brings a wealth of experience, with over 30 years of leadership under his belt. Previously steering the ship at Dovic Consulting and serving as CEO of Retail Drinks Australia, Westbury is no stranger to the intricacies of the industry. His mission? To champion the franchising ecosystem and steer the policy agenda towards a brighter future.
Thame, the newly-minted chair, extolled Westbury's expertise in Australian and global markets, public policy, and ACCC relations. In assuming the chair position during a pivotal moment for the franchising sector, Thame underscored the honor he felt in taking on the responsibility.
As Green bows out, his contributions are not forgotten. The FCA also expressed gratitude towards interim CEO Tanya Robertson for her stepping up during the transition. With a new leadership team in place, the FCA is poised to chart a course towards success in the ever-evolving world of franchising.
Stepping into his new role, Westbury brings a wealth of experience, with over 30 years of leadership under his belt. Previously steering the ship at Dovic Consulting and serving as CEO of Retail Drinks Australia, Westbury is no stranger to the intricacies of the industry. His mission? To champion the franchising ecosystem and steer the policy agenda towards a brighter future.
Thame, the newly-minted chair, extolled Westbury's expertise in Australian and global markets, public policy, and ACCC relations. In assuming the chair position during a pivotal moment for the franchising sector, Thame underscored the honor he felt in taking on the responsibility.
As Green bows out, his contributions are not forgotten. The FCA also expressed gratitude towards interim CEO Tanya Robertson for her stepping up during the transition. With a new leadership team in place, the FCA is poised to chart a course towards success in the ever-evolving world of franchising.
Key Facts:
| New FCA Chair | Richard Thame has taken over the position from Brendan Green. |
|---|---|
| Deputy Chair Appointment | Amber Manning has been appointed as the deputy chair by Richard Thame. |
| New CEO | Jayson Westbury has been announced as the new CEO of the FCA. |
| CEO's Experience | Jayson Westbury has over 30 years of leadership experience and was previously the CEO of Retail Drinks Australia. |
| Mission of the New CEO | Jayson Westbury aims to champion the franchising ecosystem and drive the policy agenda towards a brighter future. |
| Thame's Praise for CEO | Richard Thame praised Jayson Westbury's expertise in Australian and global markets, public policy, and ACCC relations. |
| Transition of Responsibilities | Brendan Green has stepped down as chair, and the FCA thanked interim CEO Tanya Robertson for her role during the transition. |
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