• ANZ CEO Kerri Hayman to step down in August 2025 after 37-year career
• Greg Steenson, former franchise partner, appointed as new Chief Operating Officer, Australia
• Hayman to remain in role to support continuity and leadership transition

Domino's Pizza Enterprises Limited (ASX.DMP) today announces that ANZ CEO Kerri Hayman will step down in August 2025, after an exceptional 37-year career with the Domino's brand across Australia, the UK, and the USA. Ms Hayman expressed her gratitude for the opportunity to serve the Domino's brand, stating that she has been privileged to work with the company for her entire career. She noted that since returning to Australia in 2023, she has been proud of the work done to strengthen operations, improve product quality, and deliver stronger sales and profits for franchise partners. With Domino's now entering a new chapter with a clear 'Recipe for Growth' in place for Australia and New Zealand, Ms Hayman feels confident that this is the right time for her to open a new chapter of her own. Group CEO and Managing Director, Mark van Dyck, paid tribute to Ms Hayman's significant contribution, noting her deep passion for pizza, people, and the success of franchise partners. Domino's has appointed experienced leader and former franchise partner, Greg Steenson, to the role of Chief Operating Officer, Australia, effective immediately. Greg is one of the most awarded team members in the Domino's system, with recognition as Multi-Unit Franchisee of the Year, ANZ Manager of the Year, and multiple leadership awards. He transitioned from franchising to lead a turnaround of corporate stores in 2022, before his appointment as Head of Operations, ANZ in 2024. As Head of Operations, Greg has driven improvements in store systems and processes, including the integration of third-party delivery. Ms Hayman will remain in her role through to August 29 to support continuity, leadership transition, and the delivery of Domino's new strategic plan, the 'Recipe for Growth'.