Noodles & Co
A fast-casual restaurant chain serving noodle and pasta dishes drawn from cuisines across Asia, the Mediterranean, and America. Founder Aaron Kennedy got the idea in 1995 after eating at a Greenwich Village noodle shop, then perfected recipes in his mother-in-law's kitchen before opening the first location in Denver. Every dish is still cooked to order in the chain's signature blue sauté pans — no microwaves or heat lamps.
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| Insider | Stake change | Holds now | Granted / vested | Bought | Sold |
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| LYNCH Thomas E +4 co-filersDirector, 10% owner, 10% owner · 1 transaction | -87.4% | 892.1K | — | — | — |
| Christina JosephCEO and President, Director · 3 transactions | -48.7% | 82.1K | 282.4K | — | — |
| Jones Jeffrey WDirector · 1 transaction | -83.1% | 40.7K | 10.7K | — | — |
| Madsen Andrew HDirector · 2 transactions | -92.4% | 37.5K | 7.1K | — | — |
| Hynes MichaelChief Financial Officer · 2 transactions | -80.7% | 33.3K | 12.6K | — | — |
| Taylor Shawn ADirector · 1 transaction | -81.6% | 22.2K | 7.1K | — | — |
| Schreiber ElisaDirector · 1 transaction | -81.6% | 22.2K | 7.1K | — | — |
| Peakes BritainDirector · 1 transaction | -75.9% | 14.7K | 7.1K | — | — |
| Lockhart Kathryn RaeChief Accounting Officer · 3 transactions | -73.3% | 13.4K | 4.7K | — | — |
| Kline CoreyEVP - Technology · 3 transactions | -88.2% | 10.1K | 4.7K | — | — |
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