Marcus Theatres Elevates CFO Jeffry Tomachek to President, Retiring Gramz
Marcus Theatres CFO Jeffry Tomachek will step into the role of president on May 1, succeeding retiring Mark Gramz. The chain, the U.S.’s fourth-largest, reported $462.7 million revenue in 2025 and Tomachek brings nearly 30 years of finance and operational expertise.
1. Leadership Transition
Jeffry Tomachek, currently chief financial officer, will assume the presidency of Marcus Theatres on May 1, succeeding Mark Gramz, who will retire after leading the circuit since 2022.
2. Executive Background
Tomachek joined Marcus Theatres in 1998 as division controller and advanced through roles in accounting, finance, design, construction, real estate, food and beverage strategy, and marketing before becoming CFO in 2020.
3. Financial Performance
Marcus Theatres reported $462.7 million in revenue for 2025, ranking it as the nation’s fourth-largest movie theater circuit, underpinning Tomachek’s new responsibility for driving financial and operational results.
4. Strategic Outlook
With a background in finance and operations, Tomachek is expected to focus on optimizing theater performance, enhancing guest experiences and exploring growth initiatives within both the cinema and hotel segments.