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Wendy's Company (the) — Investor Day (June 2012)

28 slides from Wendy's Company (the)'s investor day presentation, Jun 28, 2012

  1. Slide 1: Abigail Pringle, SVP, Strategic Initiatives and Planning

    ABIGAIL PRINGLE SVP, STRATEGIC INITIATIVES AND PLANNING Exhibit 99.4

  2. Slide 2: System Optimization, Financial Management, Global Growth

    System Optimization Financial Management Global Growth Image / Experience Activation North America Same-Store Sales Growth System Optimization Financial Management Restaurant Utilization & Daypart Expansion Global Growth New Restaurant Development Image / Experience Activation North America Same-Sto

  3. Slide 3: Image Activation Update

    The Wendy’s Company IMAGE ACTIVATION UPDATE The Wendy’s Company Importance of PLACE in our Recipe to Win What is Image Activation – Wendy’s Approach Prototype Performance Activation Strategy & System Adoption

  4. Slide 4: Consumer Choices: New QSRs

    Consumer Choices New QSRs The Wendy’s Company

  5. Slide 5: Consumer Choices: Traditional QSRs

    Consumer Choices Traditional QSRs The Wendy’s Company

  6. Slide 6: Consumer Expectations: Stand Out, Relevant, Popular Choice

    The Wendy’s Company Consumer Expectations Stand Out Relevant Popular Choice The Wendy’s Company

  7. Slide 7: Image Activation… makes everything else work better

    The Wendy’s Company Image Activation… makes everything else work better

  8. Slide 8: Image Activation is more than a remodel

    Image Activation… is more than a remodel… It is a BRAND REVITALIZATION… It is… “A CUT ABOVE” CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE

  9. Slide 9: Wendy's Image Activation: A Cut Above Customer Experience

    The Wendy’s Company WENDY’S IMAGE ACTIVATION “A Cut Above” Customer Experience MODERN FACILITY “A” LEVEL OPERATIONS CONTEMPORARY UNIFORMS MENUBOARDS & PACKAGING 5-STAR ATHLETES BRAND LOGO SIGNAGE

  10. Slide 10: Prototype markets: Pittsburgh, Columbus, Virginia Beach, Phoenix, Toronto

    PITTSBURGH (2) COLUMBUS (2) VIRGINIA BEACH (2) PHOENIX (2) TORONTO (2)

  11. Slide 11: Prototype Performance: Consumer Insights on Exterior Design

    PROTOTYPE PERFORMANCE Consumer Insights on Restaurant Design – Exterior Consumer Insights on Restaurant Design – Exterior All Four Exterior Designs Are Strong Performers, Two Rise To Top Modern, not your typical QSR Raised expectations for the interior experience and food quality Patios and prominen

  12. Slide 12: Prototype Performance: Ultra Modern and Urban Top Designs

    PROTOTYPE PERFORMANCE The Wendy’s Company ULTRA MODERN URBAN Top Designs

  13. Slide 13: Prototype Performance: Interiors

    PROTOTYPE PERFORMANCE The Wendy’s Company All Interiors are a “WOW” customer experience Welcoming, positive ambiance – fireplaces, lounge seating, TVs WiFi and Digital Menuboards Seating variety and configuration, booths are most popular Consumer Insights – Restaurant Design

  14. Slide 14: Prototype Performance: Food Forward Experience

    PROTOTYPE PERFORMANCE The Wendy’s Company Consumer Insights – Restaurant Design Consumer Insights – Restaurant Design Food Forward Experience Elevates Brand Quality Redhead Roasters & Bakery Self-Serve Drinks Pick-Up Area

  15. Slide 15: Prototype Performance: Customer Experience Insights

    The Wendy’s Company PROTOTYPE PERFORMANCE The Wendy’s Company Restaurant designs have to be more than eye appeal Create a lasting impression to build return visits The total customer experience must be “A Cut Above” Elevating standards for restaurant teams Every single detail is important…from custo

  16. Slide 16: Customer comments

    This is unlike any Wendy’s I’ve seen! Love the style, lighting, colors! I must commend everyone that works at this location. I don’t get this type of attention in other fast food restaurants. We were pleased with the friendliness of everyone we talked to, from the person who took our order and espec

  17. Slide 17: Prototype Performance: Sales Performance Post Remodel

    The Wendy’s Company PROTOTYPE PERFORMANCE Reflects results at 8 U.S. restaurants. Open between 4-11 months. The Wendy’s Company Incremental sales across all dayparts and product categories Sales driven primarily by growth in transactions – both new customers and repeat customers Sustaining sales lev

  18. Slide 18: Prototype Performance Trends: U.S. Sales Lift by Channel

    PROTOTYPE PERFORMANCE TRENDS U.S. Sales Lift by Channel Sales Performance – Post Remodel Sales Performance – Post Remodel Reflects results at 8 U.S. restaurants. Open between 4-11 months. 43% 14% 44% - Carry Out PUW Dine In

  19. Slide 19: Company

    The Wendy’s Company The Wendy’s Company

  20. Slide 20: Prototype Production

    Production Design Development The Wendy’s Company PROTOTYPE PRODUCTION Maintained Critical Customer Elements Reduced Cost by ~35% Targeting ~$650-700K

  21. Slide 21: Production Design Plan

    Production Design Plan The Wendy’s Company All 2012 remodels and most new builds Opening at “A Cut Above” Majority are Ultra Modern and Urban

  22. Slide 22: Inline Design

    The Wendy’s Company Inline Design

  23. Slide 23: Tiered Design Strategy

    The Wendy’s Company TIERED DESIGN STRATEGY Ultra Modern Inspiration TIER I TIER II TIER III

  24. Slide 24: Tiered Design Strategy: Cost by Tier

    The Wendy’s Company TIERED DESIGN STRATEGY TIER (Ultra Modern) COST Estimates based on Company’s current outlook; Excludes maintenance and other costs The Wendy’s Company Prototype $1.2M (Actual) Production - Tier I $650-700K (Est.) Tier II $500K (Est.) Tier III $300K (Est.) Critical to System Adopt

  25. Slide 25: Market & Site Planning Critical to Success

    The Wendy’s Company Market & Site Planning Critical To Success EVALUATE RESTAURANT SPECIFIC CRITERIA Trade Area Site Quality Competitive Intensity AUVs Other EVALUATE STRATEGIC INITIATIVES OR ACTIONS Image Activation Tier Relocate/Rebuild Breakfast 24 Hours Other DMA PLAN Restaurant Action Plan EVAL

  26. Slide 26: What Is Critical for Success

    The Wendy’s Company WHAT IS CRITICAL FOR SUCCESS The Wendy’s Company Franchisee Partnership Image Activation Franchise Taskforce Franchise Leadership Committees Franchise Participation – Select Early Adopters System Adoption

  27. Slide 27: Planned System Release Timing

    The Wendy’s Company Planned System Release Timing Tier I Available Q4 2012 Tier II-III Available 2013 Design Release – Franchise Participation Tier I Available Q4 2012 Tier II-III Available 2013

  28. Slide 28: This Is Our Future

    THIS IS OUR FUTURE The Wendy’s Company

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