any said Jackson will remain actively involved in the business, “focused on managing shareholder and other key stakeholder relationships and supporting Kalman who will take over the running of all MySale’s day-to-day operations and the implementation of strategy”.  Polak said he believes there is “a very clear opportunity to deliver rapid growth” and for MySale – which owns OzSale and NZSale – to become the pre-eminent off-price marketplace platform in the region. Jackson has been CEO of MySale for 12 years, during which time he secured the recapitalisation, restructuring and repositioning of MySale through the company’s ‘ANZ First’ strategy.  Charles Butler, who is currently the non-executive chairman, will remain on the board as a senior independent director. More independent directors are being evaluated to join the board to reflect MySale’s core focus on its next stage of growth in the Australia-New Zealand region, which includes evaluating a listing on the ASX.  Butler said Polak’s extensive digital experience, having spent over a decade as an executive with the Catch Group, will be transformational for MySale.  The appointment announcement coincided with the release of MySale’s third-quarter results which included revenue growth of over 1000 per cent during the period. Underlying EBITDA was $4.2 million, compared with a $2.7 million loss in the corresponding period last year.   Domino’s franchisee appointed CEO Domino’s Australia/New Zealand boss Nick Knight is leaving the pizza firm after 20 years and Domino’s new CEO comes to the role with 30 years experience with the brand. Domino’s veteran, multi-award winner and current franchisee, David Burness, steps into Knight’s shoes and will transition into the role over the next two weeks. Burness started as a delivery driver for then Silvio’s Dial-A-Pizza in 1991 while studying at university, and when the Domino’s brand was acquired became a franchise consultant. He was chief operating officer for Domino’s Netherlands in between two spells building multi-unit franchise businesses. Burness and his wife Melissa own seven stores on the Sunshine Coast. The new role as CEO gives him a bigger platform to help build franchisee success. He said: “I am passionate about continuing to grow the sales, profitability and store footprints of our franchisees. I have seen and demonstrated the value of fortressing our territories, and Project Ignite will be the first important step I implement in building out our 1200 store target. “For more than 25 years I have opened stores here and in opportunity markets, served as a franchisee and an international operations manager, delivered high quality meals and served local community groups. “But more importantly, I’m proudest that I’ve mentored and supported at least 10 store managers who have ultimately become successful franchisees themselves – providing opportunities to young people who are looking for a part-time job, or even a career, motivates me every day.” Nick Knight has led the Australian/New Zealand business since 2015. He said “I’ve always considered myself a custodian of this brand, one whose job is to ultimately hand over this business in a stronger position to the next custodian. “After two decades, I’m confident I’m doing that: with the strategy, the tools, and the team that will deliver on the next decade and beyond.” The news of Knight’s departure comes as Domino’s Pizza Enterprises announces a restructure, giving a dual focus to its Asia-Pacific and European businesses. Alquemie announces leadership changes Luxury travel business Alquemie Group has named former The Iconic exec Mareile Osthus as digital projects director and ex Grazia Rebecca Khoury as creative director.  “We are pleased to announce strategic additions to the Alquemie Group team as we prepare for the next phase of growth,” Richard Facioni, executive chairman of Alquemie Group, said.  “It’s an exciting chapter with the continued expansion of our core business and a number of significant partnerships on the near horizon.  Osthus has held senior retail roles in Europe and Australia including at Zalando and Hugo Boss. She joins the business from The Oroton Group having previously spent five years at The Iconic, most recently as part of the executive team as chief category management officer.  Rebecca Khoury has held roles at both Harper’s Bazaar and Grazia, and was previously associate editor and co-publisher of 10 Magazine and 10 Men Australia. “I’ve been passionate about fashion from a young age and have been fortunate to work with some of the industry’s most formidable talents,” Khoury said. “The vision for Alquemie Group is incredibly exciting and it’s my privilege to help shape its forward creative direction.”