Sweetgreen Inc. Chief Development Officer Chris Tarrant is leaving the restaurant chain after a more than a year leading the company?s efforts to expand its footprint. Tarrant will stay at Sweetgreen through the end of January to ensure a smooth transition. The exit is due to personal reasons.
The executive held development roles at Starbucks Corp. and, most recently, Nothing Bundt Cakes prior to joining Sweetgreen in 2024.
Sweetgreen, Inc. is a restaurant company. The Company, along with its subsidiaries, is engaged in developing a restaurant and lifestyle brand that serves healthy food at scale. It owns and operates approximately 221 restaurants in 18 states and Washington, D.C. It offers signature salads, warm bowls, and plates that are complemented by a seasonal menu that changes five times per year. In Addition, it offers diversified menu to provide customers with a variety of options, including broths, soups, desserts and beverages. It is also engaged in offering consumer packaged goods, such as dressing, sauces, or packaged produce. Its menu offering includes Core menu and Seasonal menu. The Core menu consists of Harvest Bowl, Kale Caesar, Shroomami, Guacamole Greens, Buffalo Chicken Bowl, Fish Taco, Crisp Rice Bowl, Chicken Pesto Parm, Super Green Goddess, Garden Cobb and Hot Honey Chicken. The Seasonal menu consists of Crispy Chicken, Elote Bowl, and Summer Fruits & Burrata.
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