• Yemeksepeti has made new appointments to strengthen its logistics management leadership team, which will greatly contribute to its goal of increasing operational efficiency in 2023-2024. Hüseyin Demiray has been appointed as Logistics Operations Director and Salih Ekiz as Logistics Performance Director.

Yemeksepeti, the leading fast food brand in Turkey, has made key appointments to its senior management team to increase operational efficiency and customer satisfaction. This strategically important move to further strengthen Yemeksepeti’s leading position in the sector increases the company’s ability to transform its logistics processes and rapidly implement innovations in this area.

The newly appointed executives, Hüseyin Demiray and Salih Ekiz, with their extensive experience in logistics performance, operations and strategic planning, have played a critical role in helping Yemeksepeti achieve its goals.

Their rich experience will further enhance Yemeksepeti’s competitiveness in the fast-moving retail sector and further strengthen the company’s leading position in the market.

Hüseyin Demiray, Logistics Operations Director

Hüseyin Demiray has taken on a new role at Yemeksepeti as Logistics Operations Director. Prior to joining Yemeksepeti, he worked as an operations consultant at McDonald’s for more than eight years. As Logistics Operations Director, Demiray, who has been Yemeksepeti’s Market Operations Manager for the past five years, will lead all logistics operations processes and contribute to Yemeksepeti’s goals of increasing operational efficiency.

Salih Ekiz, Logistics Performance Director

Salih Ekiz, who has been appointed as Logistics Performance Director at Yemeksepeti, has previously worked at leading companies such as KoçDigital, Karaca and Boston Consulting Group to solve strategic and operational problems. Having successfully completed more than 30 projects in the e-commerce, banking, consumer goods, FMCG, retail, automotive and energy sectors, Ekiz will lead logistics performance, data and product processes in this new role.