A franchisee has been honoured with one of McDonald’s highest accolades for excellence in business and community impact.
Mark Schweizer, who runs 18 restaurants across Hampshire, Surrey and Greater London, received the Fred L. Turner Golden Arch Award, named after McDonald’s former CEO.
It is given to franchisees who embody the company’s values through leadership, operational excellence and community contributions.
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Mr Schweizer said: "It’s an incredible honour to receive the Fred L. Turner Golden Arch Award.
"After 45 years with McDonald’s, I know this achievement reflects not just my efforts, but the dedication of my amazing team and the support of the communities we serve.
"Fred Turner’s legacy continues to inspire us to pursue excellence, develop our people, and give back."
The award is reserved for franchisees who demonstrate outstanding business performance, people development and contributions to their communities.
Mr Schweizer is one of only 40 franchisees worldwide to be recognised.
Steve Ellis, director of franchising at McDonald’s UK&I, said: "Mark is a shining example of McDonald’s purpose, mission and values in action.
"With over four decades of dedication, he leads 18 restaurants across Surrey, Hampshire and Greater London with operational expertise and a strong commitment to people and community."
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