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KFC Names Nintendo Executive Nick Chavez Chief Marketing Officer

The marketing vet is brought in as the chain's parent company Yum! Brands reviews its creative and media buying

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The marketing veteran will be responsible for developing innovative strategies.KFC
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By Rafael Canton

October 29, 2021

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KFC is hiring Nintendo executive Nick Chavez as its new chief marketing officer.

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Rafael Canton is Adweek's breaking news reporter for brand marketing.

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