All Brewdog articles – Page 5
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NewsBrewDog app bug could have led to beer theft
Hackers could have stolen beer from BrewDog using bug that exposed details of 200,000 shareholders, due to vulnerabilities in its mobile app
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NewsBrewDog ‘optimistic for a better 2021’
The bars division of the craft beer company posted a pre-tax loss of £10.4m from turnover of £25.2m in 2020
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NewsBrewDog appoints former Asda CEO as chair
BrewDog has appointed former Asda CEO Allan Leighton to its board as independent non-executive chairman.
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NewsBrewDog to reveal culture review findings by end of 2021
BrewDog has said it hopes to share high-level findings of its internal culture review before the end of the year.
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Analysis & InsightLounges to lead outlet growth
Loungers is forecast to be the standout brand performer in terms of outlet growth within the branded pub & bar restaurant segment according to Lumina Intelligence’s latest ODI (Operator Data Index) analysis.
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NewsBrewDog co-founder in spotlight over potential conflicts of interest
BrewDog co-founder James Watt is having to sell off personal property assets linked to the brewer and pub operator in advance of a planned flotation due to concerns about potential conflicts of interest, it has been reported.
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NewsBrewDog CEO: Toxic culture letter ‘100% my fault’
BrewDog CEO James Watt has acknowledged responsibility for “neglecting important people elements” at the craft beer business, while going into further details of an independent review into company culture.
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OpinionDominic Walsh: Is BrewDog being sincere?
It seems somehow appropriate that a company that has become (almost) a household name on the back of increasingly madcap PR stunts now faces a PR nightmare after finding itself at the centre of hugely damaging allegations over the rotten culture at the business.
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NewsBrewDog to initiate independent review of its culture
BrewDog is to enlist the services of a third party to carry out an independent review of its culture and HR practices following accusations by former employees that the brewer and pub operator fostered a toxic working environment.
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NewsBrewDog ‘truly sorry’ over toxic work culture claims
BrewDog has promised to “listen and learn” after an explosive open letter was released by former staff accusing the craft beer company of presiding over a toxic work culture.
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InterviewsBrewDog: ‘Don’t do marketing, do good’
For a business the scale that BrewDog is now, it’s ability to change things up and head full throttle into new initiatives is impressive.
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NewsBrewDog: ‘It’s been hold on to your hats time on supply’
BrewDog has managed to keep up with demand for its beer, but it has been “hold on to your hats time”, since hospitality reopened for outdoor trading last month, president and COO David McDowall told MCA’s The Conversation.
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InterviewsBrewDog: ‘We need to promote hospitality as a brilliant career’
The hospitality sector needs to do more to promote itself as place that people can build a successful career, according to BrewDog president and COO David McDowall.
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NewsBrewDog has 40-strong pipeline in place
BrewDog has pressed go on its openings pipeline with 40 bar locations already in place, president and COO David McDowall has told MCA.
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EventsRetailer’s Retailer Awards 2021 winners
The best of the best in the hospitality industry were recognised at MCA’s 2021 Retailer’s Retailer Awards, which were broadcast live on 11 March.
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InterviewsBrewDog: Never underestimate incredible people
Like much of the industry, BrewDog was faced with the biggest crisis it had ever experienced in March 2020.
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Analysis & InsightBrewDog grows revenues despite ‘toughest year in history’
BrewDog CEO James Watt has revealed despite enduring the toughest year in the company’s 13-year history, the business managed to turn a profit and grow revenues by 10%.
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NewsBrewDog achieves B Corp status
BrewDog has achieved certified B Corp status, making it the only hospitality business in the UK to achieve the accolade.
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NewsBrewDog in talks over vaccine hubs
BrewDog is in talks with the British and Scottish governments over offering its bars to help roll out the coronavirus vaccine.