Ruby Tuesday Inc. executive vice president and chief branding officer Daniel P. Dillon is no longer with the company, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
The SEC document, which was filed by the company on Feb. 21, stated that Dillon left his post on Feb. 14.
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Ruby Tuesday executives declined to comment on the change.
Dillon’s departure comes just a few months after Ruby Tuesday selected James J. “JJ” Buettgen to succeed founder Sandy Beall as the company’s president and chief executive. Buettgen assumed the top role Dec. 1 after resigning as chief marketing officer at Darden Restaurants Inc.
Maryville, Tenn.-based Ruby Tuesday has nearly 800 company-owned or franchised casual-dining restaurants systemwide. The company also owns Lime Fresh Mexican Grill, a fast-casual concept.
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