McDonald SA appoints Oliva new country CEO

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by MTHULISI SIBANDA
JOHANNESBURG, (CAJ News) – MCDONALD’S South Africa has appointed Max Oliva as its new Chief Executive Officer.

He starts on July 1.

The company said Oliva brings more than three decades of executive experience in retail and supply chain management, with a strong track record of delivering operational excellence, building high-performing teams, and driving sustainable growth.

“He was selected following a rigorous executive search process aimed at identifying a leader with the vision, discipline, and commercial acumen to guide the business into its next phase of transformation,” McDonald’s SA stated.

His appointment comes at a pivotal time for McDonald’s SA as the brand continues to evolve in a fast-changing consumer landscape, the company stated.

“Oliva is uniquely positioned to lead this next chapter, with deep local market knowledge, a hands-on leadership style, and a proven ability to align people, performance and purpose.”

McDonalds SA believes Oliva’s leadership will accelerate innovation, enhance guest experiences and further strengthen McDonald’s market position.

“His deep operational expertise, strategic mindset, and people-first philosophy are well aligned with the company’s ambition to deliver long-term, inclusive growth across the country.”

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