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KFC parent Yum Brands said today that CEO David Gibbs would retire next year after more than five years in the role.

David Gibbs led the company through the pandemic and a major expansion push, and promoted AI-powered drive-thru ordering.

Under Gibbs, the company added more than 10,000 restaurants, acquired The Habit Burger and grew sales by $13 billion.

David Gibbs, CEO of Yum! Brands Inc. has led the company as CEO since January 2020 and is expected to retire in the first quarter of 2026.