Bill Ackman’s Lunch Loses Whiff Of Acrimony, Recrimination
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Bill Ackman can lay down his proxy cards, and Chipotle can shelve those special burritos for its biggest fan: There is peace and harmony in our time over the carnitas-filled chafing dishes, increasingly dirty plywood tables and in the Denver boardroom, if not in its customers’ GI tracts. CMG’s aged, entrenched board will get some new blood, including the governor of Colorado’s wife and two directors hand-picked by Ackman himself: Pershing Square partner Ali Namvar, who got his feet wet at the hedge fund working its McDonald’s investment, and former McDonald’s executive Matthew Paull, tapped for a second stint on the CMG board following his run when the place was owned by McDonald’s and not hemorrhaging customers. The second night of Hannukah has come a week early for Ackman…
Bill Ackman’s Lunch Loses Whiff Of Acrimony, Recrimination
