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Lee's Famous Recipe Chicken Named an Official Partner of the Cincinnati Bengals
Beginning this football season, Bengals fans can enjoy famous hand-breaded chicken strips from Lee's Famous Recipe Chicken at branded concession stands located in both the north and south end zones of Paycor Stadium. The multiyear partnership will also come to life at participating Lee's locations across Ohio and Kentucky, where guests will see Bengals-themed branding and promotions throughout the season.
As an Official Chicken Partner of the Cincinnati Bengals, Lee's will serve its famous hand-breaded chicken strips and potato wedges throughout the season, bringing one of Ohio's favorite chicken brands to the game day experience at Paycor Stadium.
Lee's Famous Recipe Chicken Welcomes Collin Donnelly as VP of Growth and Development
Lee's Famous Recipe Chicken have announced the appointment of Collin Donnelly, its new Vice President of Growth and Development. This move reinforces the company's commitment to accelerating restaurant growth and franchise development.”
"We are excited to welcome Collin to our leadership team and further strengthen our development bench," said Ryan Weaver, CEO of Lee’s Famous Recipe Chicken. "His growth mindset and proven ability to build scalable teams and systems will be instrumental as we continue to grow across existing and emerging...
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