LEO PRIETO JR.

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An assembly of employees, managers, supporters and guests congregated at the Sofitel Philippine Plaza for the 21st Shakey’s Cup of Excellence, with the theme “Excellence Shining Like Stars.”
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Pizza restaurant chain Shakey’s is eyeing P1.5 billion in sales this year or an increase of 50 percent from the year-ago level, a top company official said.


Leo Prieto Jr., president of International Family Food Services Inc. (IFFSI), said Shakey’s has been doing exceptionally well this year. IFFSI, the master franchisee for the Philippines, intends to increase its market share through opening more branches.


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The Prieto family, which owns the largest and fastest-growing chain of fastfood restaurants in the country, has acquired the rights to put up and operate the Racks restaurant chain.


Racks, known for its hickory-smoked and flame-grilled baby back ribs, reopened yesterday at El Pueblo in Ortigas Center under a new owner, Cavalino Inc., the corporate vehicle set up by the Prieto family for this venture.        


The Prietos own the local franchise of pizza restaurant chain Shakeys, Tia Maria, Dunkin Donuts, Pazzo Gelato, Gourmet Palate, Via Mare and La Tasca.


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A legacy of excellence

March 15, 2010 - 12:00am

An assembly of employees, managers, supporters and guests congregated at the Sofitel Philippine Plaza for the 21st Shakey’s Cup of Excellence, with the theme “Excellence Shining Like Stars.”

Business As Usual

Discovering Indonesia’s version of lifelong learning for sustainable development - A POINT OF AWARENESS By Preciosa S. Soliven<

May 17, 2007 - 12:00am

PSN Palaro

Shakey’s eyes 50% profit hike

By Zinnia B. Dela Peña | August 7, 2006 - 12:00am

Pizza restaurant chain Shakey’s is eyeing P1.5 billion in sales this year or an increase of 50 percent from the year-ago level, a top company official said. Leo Prieto Jr., president of International...

Business

Prieto family acquires Racks restaurant chain

By Zinnia B. Dela Peña | August 5, 2006 - 12:00am

The Prieto family, which owns the largest and fastest-growing chain of fastfood restaurants in the country, has acquired the rights to put up and operate the Racks restaurant chain. Racks, known for its...

Business