Domino’s appoints Andrew Andrea as new chief financial officer
Former C&C and Marston’s finance chief to join in March 2026 as Edward Jamieson steps down

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Domino’s Pizza Group has appointed Andrew Andrea as chief financial officer, with effect from March 2026.
Andrea is currently finance chief at drinks company C&C Group. He spent more than two decades at pub operator Marston’s, including 12 years as finance director, and has held senior roles at Dollond and Aitchison and Portmeirion Group.
He will succeed Edward Jamieson, who has stepped down by mutual agreement after serving as chief financial officer since 2022. Jamieson has overseen a period of restructuring, multiple transactions and market share growth for the UK business.
Richard Snow will serve as interim finance chief until Andrea joins. Snow has previously held senior finance posts at Ladbrokes and Cavendish Corporate Finance and has worked with Domino’s over the past year on strategic projects.
Separately, senior independent director Lynn Fordham has stepped down from the board to become special adviser.
Fordham has served on the board of Dominos since September 2020 and will be replaced as senior independent director by Natalia Barsegiyan and as audit committee chair by Robyn Perriss. The nomination committee has also begun the search for another non-executive director.
Additionally, Domino’s stated that it continues to maintain its 2025 underlying EBITDA forecast at £130m to £140m, unchanged from its August results.
Ian Bull, chair of Dominos, said: “As we enter the next phase of Domino’s growth, our chief executive Andrew Rennie and I are delighted to announce the appointment of Andrew Andrea as our new CFO. He has an exceptional track record in the hospitality sector and knows how to operate in franchise environments.”





