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Jim Bitticks to deliver International Keynote at QSR Media UK Redcat Conference & Awards 2025​

Dave's Hot Chicken COO to share insights on scaling a global QSR brand.​

Jim Bitticks, President and Chief Operating Officer of Dave’s Hot Chicken, is set to deliver the international keynote at the QSR Media UK Redcat Conference & Awards 2025. 

With a track record of expanding the brand from four to over 260 locations across the U.S., Canada, the U.K., and the Middle East, Bitticks will share his insights on rapid global growth and maintaining brand integrity. ​

Bitticks' leadership has been pivotal in Dave’s Hot Chicken's impressive expansion, including securing over 1,020 franchise commitments to reach 1,170 by year-end. His keynote is anticipated to provide valuable perspectives on scaling operations while preserving the brand's core values.​

The QSR Media UK Conference & Awards 2025 will convene industry leaders to discuss pressing challenges and opportunities in the quick-service and fast-casual restaurant sectors. Attendees can look forward to engaging sessions on topics such as shifting consumer behaviours, technological advancements, and strategies for sustainable growth.​

For more information on the event and to view the full program, click this link.

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