The brand’s former chief operating officer is named to strategy post
Paris Baguette, the bakery café concept with more than 225 locations in North America, has promoted Nick Scaccio to chief development officer, the company said Monday.
The Moonachie, N.J.-based division of the South Korean concept said Scaccio, who previously served as the brand’s chief operating officer, will lead development strategy.
Scaccio joined Paris Baguette in 2020, when the brand had fewer than 75 cafés in the United States.
“I’ve been committed to building systems that scale while maintaining our unwavering commitment to quality and community since I joined Paris Baguette,” Scaccio said in a statement. “As I step into the development role, I’m focused on how we can continue our growth with intention, ensuring that, as we continue to expand rapidly, every new café delivers the magical guest experience people visit Paris Baguette for.”
Paris Baguette awarded 76 new franchises in the first quarter, signed 20 new leases, and opened 15 new cafés, putting it on track to open 100 cafés before the end of the year.
“Nick’s leadership has been a driving force behind our operational excellence and strategic growth,” Darren Tipton, CEO of Paris Baguette, said. “His unique combination of operational expertise and vision for development makes him the ideal person to lead our growth efforts. Nick understands that sustainable growth requires both strategic planning and an unwavering commitment to our core values, and he brings both every day.”
Paris Baguette has more than 4,000 units across the globe. The global brand first franchised in the U.S. in 2015.
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