Domino’s Pizza Group (DPG) has announced the appointment of Andrew Andrea as its next chief financial officer, succeeding Edward Jamieson.

Andrea, who is currently chief financial and transformation officer at C&C Group plc, will join DPG on 16 March 2026 after completing his notice period at C&C Group. Until Andrea’s arrival, Richard Snow, who has previously held financial leadership roles at Ladbrokes and Cavendish Corporate Finance and has worked with DPG on strategic projects over the past year, will serve as interim finance chief.

Andrea brings a wealth of experience to Domino’s, having spent nearly 22 years at Marston’s plc, including 12 years as chief financial officer and a period as chief exec, where he steered the business through the COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent economic challenges. He has significant expertise in mergers and acquisitions and franchise operations, gained at both Marston’s and earlier in his career at Dollond & Aitchison. Andrea also served as a non-executive director of Portmeirion Group plc from 2017 to 2024.

Edward Jamieson, who joined DPG as finance chief in October 2022, is leaving the company by mutual agreement and will step down immediately. During his tenure, Jamieson played a pivotal role in developing a new strategy, strengthening the balance sheet, and launching a new ERP system, which contributed to DPG’s growth in the UK pizza market.

DPG chair Ian Bull commented: “As we enter the next phase of DPG’s growth, our chief executive Andrew Rennie and I are delighted to announce the appointment of Andrew Andrea as our new chief financial officer. He has an exceptional track record as a CFO in the hospitality sector and knows how to operate in franchise environments. Working alongside our leadership team and franchisees, we have no doubt that his experience will prove invaluable as we accelerate delivery of our growth strategy.”

In addition to the finance transition, DPG has announced that Lynn Fordham, currently senior independent director, will take on the newly created role of special adviser to the Board. Fordham, who has served on the DPG Board since September 2020 and chaired the Audit Committee, brings extensive experience in senior finance and strategy roles across major businesses. As a result, she will step down from the Board but may return in the future. Natalia Barsegiyan will replace Fordham as SID, and Robyn Perriss will become chair of the Audit Committee.

These changes come as DPG reaffirms its underlying EBITDA outlook for FY25, expecting to deliver between £130 million and £140 million, despite ongoing challenges in the UK consumer market. The company continues to focus on executing its growth strategy and strengthening its leadership team to navigate a competitive and evolving market environment.

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