At that time, consumers were starting to adopt digital food ordering and Seamless had a tremendous opportunity to expand on its market leadership position, not just in the B2B space but also serving the needs of consumers for personal ordering.ĭisrupting the paradigm, so to speak, has always felt like the right challenge Seamless and the digital food ordering industry was exciting to me (and still is) because the challenge was to show people that the era of the paper menu and ordering by phone was over. Jonathan Zabusky: I joined Seamless’ (then, SeamlessWeb) Executive Team in 2008 as Vice President of Marketing and Strategic Development and became President/CEO in 2009. With all the excitement, we thought it was high time to catch up with Seamless’ CEO Jonathan Zabusky for a chat.ĬBM: When did you come onboard Seamless? When you were first applying, what attracted to you to the company?
Then just over the weekend, the company launched its shiny new site (screenshots and video demo below!). Last month, it also broke away from its parent company ARAMARK corporation.
SeamlessWeb, a New York City born, internationally embraced food ordering delivery and takeout service dropped “Web” and is now just “Seamless” as of last Friday.
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