Inspire Brands, a U.S. restaurant holding company, has appointed Scott Murphy as interim CEO, following former CEO Paul Brown's leave of absence due to illness.
Inspire Brands, an American restaurant holding company, has appointed Scott Murphy, President of the Dunkin' brand, as interim CEO. This follows co-founder and CEO Paul Brown taking a temporary leave of absence due to injury. Inspire Brands confidentially filed for an IPO in May and is currently targeting a listing as early as late this year or early 2027. Murphy stated that the company has no plans to change its strategy or direction at this time.
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