Amid proxy war, Noble Roman’s delays shareholders meeting

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2 thoughts on “Amid proxy war, Noble Roman’s delays shareholders meeting

  1. Seems to me that Scott Mobley, being the son of Paul Mobley, would have vested interest in Noble Romans, essentially growing up in Noble Romans since he is son of Paul Mobley Paul Mobley being with the company since shortly after Steve Huse founded the company and opened first store in Bloomington, taking over when Huse left the company in Paul’s hands.

    I have not been fond of all the changes over the years But believe keeping Mobley and forgoing outsider would keep the company still a Hoosier company

  2. I think Noble Romans could use some new blood. I worked at the advertising agency for 7 years where Noble Romans was 1 of our major accounts. I worked in the accounting department. I later worked at Noble Romans as a delivery driver. So I have years of hands on experience dealing with this company. I think having someone new would do nothing but help this pizza company.

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