7-Eleven boss resigned role as Chairman of Franchise Council of Australia
posted on 14th September 2015
Warren Wilmot, the CEO of 7-Eleven Australia, resigned as chairman of the Franchise Council of Australia shortly before the media investigation into under-payment of workers at 7-Eleven franchised outlets broke. He was elected as chairman in February 2015. Former chairman Michael Paul, the founder of Pack & Send, has returned to the role.
7-Eleven boss, Warren Wilmot, rang his fellow board members at the Franchise Council of Australia (FCA) and asked to step down from the chairman's role to focus on his day job, according to an FCA spokesman.
The decision was understandable.
The FCA holds its AGM in early October, in the lead up to its national convention. It will coincide with a meeting of both the Asia/Pacific and global franchise councils
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