Brand Marketing

Timeline: How Subway Transformed Itself, With Jared Fogle Front and Center

A look back at the 15-year relationship

By Katie Richards

July 8, 2015

Subway suspended its relationship with longtime spokesman Jared Fogle yesterday afternoon, after the FBI searched Fogle's home in connection with a child pornography-related investigation. The sandwich chain has since removed any mention of him from its website and all social media channels. 

Katie Richards
@ktjrichards katie.richards@adweek.com Katie Richards is a staff writer for Adweek.
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