Chain: Cinnabon

National Nurses Week, May 6–12, to be celebrated with free Cinnabon Classic Rolls for nurses.

Quick-serve locations nationwide felt the need to give customers a break on April 15, whether it was through free food offers or creative pricing related to Tax Day payments.

All mall-based units will give away bize-sized portions of four cupcake flavors on April 15.

All future units of the sandwich chain will sport a new design and be cobranded with Cinnabon.

Chain will find out now that it’s launched a new line of cupcakes nationwide.

Agreement will pair Mellace Family Brands’ kettle-roasted nuts with Cinnabon’s Makara Cinnamon.

Gary Bales to succeed Geoff Hill after Hill joins parent company.

The dessert company will give away a free Classic Roll to nurses May 6-12.

To coincide with its Life Needs Frosting campaign, participating Cinnabon locations will give away free Classic Bites on Wednesday, April 15.

Cinnabon introduces Pecanbon Bites.

Following its success in Latin America and the Middle East, Cinnabon chooses London to begin its European expansion.

The company, along with The DAISY Foundation, is offering nurses a free Cinnabon Classic Roll when they show their healthcare ID May 5-11, 2008.

The company says its reorganization will ensure franchisees receive the most effective and efficient resources possible.

Cinnabon’s new airport location represents a major part of the company’s international expansion plans. Eight others are scheduled to open in the region.

Poore Brothers, Inc. plans to begin testing Cinnabon-branded snacks by February 2005.

Along with Cinnabon, Roark Capital Group’s Focus Group affiliate will acquire international franchise rights for Seattle’s Best Coffee in a deal that is expected to close in the fourth quarter of 2004.

Cinnabon is launching a new “better for you” menu strategy, beginning with two items: a lower-fat Strawberry Minibon and a fat-free Strawberry Frusia beverage.

AFC Enterprises has announced its intention to explore strategic alternatives for its Cinnabon subsidiary, including a possible sale.

After months of serving as the chain’s interim president, AFC Enterprise vet Elliott is officially at the helm.

Cinnabon signs licensing agreement with Sun-Maid Raisin Bread.

Cinnabon COO Chris Elliot will serve a president pro temp until a replacement is found for Gregg Kaplan.

Cinnabon, a subsidiary of AFC Enterprises, Inc.,
emerges into the South Korean market by signing a development agreement for 50
Cinnabon bakeries over the next six years.