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Slutty Vegan searching for a new president

A crowd gathers outside Slutty Vegan in Westview. Photo credit- Mia Yakel.
A crowd gathers outside Slutty Vegan in Westview. Photo credit- Mia Yakel.
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Nov 26, 2024

Slutty Vegan, the plant-based burger chain, is on the hunt for a new president.

The fast-growing company posted on social media Monday that it was searching for someone “to lead the charge and take Slutty Vegan to the next level!”

“If you’re a visionary leader with a passion for innovation, and the strategic chops to grow a brand with purpose, we want YOU,” the chain wrote in a post.

The company is looking for candidates with at least 10 years of experience, operational expertise and a passion for the restaurant business.

Founded by Pinky Cole, a Clark Atlanta University alumna and former producer on Maury Povich’s talk show, Slutty Vegan first debuted as a food truck.

Cole opened the restaurant’s first brick-and-mortar location in 2019, and the chain has rapidly expanded to include 11 branches in four states.

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