Black Rifle Coffee Company (BRCC) today announced changes to its management team, including the appointment of Chris Mondzelewski as president, the departure of Toby Johnson, and the appointment of Mark Weinsten as interim CFO.
Mondzelewski, who joined BRCC in May, will take on the responsibility of overseeing BRCC’s day-to-day operations, alongside his current duties as chief marketing officer. He brings over 20 years of consumer marketing, business, and leadership experience, most recently serving as the chief growth officer of Mars’ Global Petcare business.
Johnson, who has been with BRCC since 2016, is departing the company to pursue other opportunities. She played a key role in the company’s growth, including leading the foundation for BRCC’s entry into the FDM channel with bagged coffee and scaling the RTD coffee business in convenience stores.
Weinsten, who has over 20 years of financial experience, will serve as BRCC’s interim CFO. He is currently a managing director with Berkeley Research Group and has served in interim executive positions at several companies, including American Apparel, Z Gallerie, and Manischewitz.
The management changes come as BRCC is facing some challenges. The company’s stock price has fallen sharply in recent months, and it is facing increased competition from other coffee companies. However, the company remains committed to its mission of supporting veterans, active-duty military, and first responders.
Key Takeaways
- Black Rifle Coffee Company has announced changes to its management team.
- Chris Mondzelewski has been appointed president.
- Toby Johnson has departed the company to pursue other opportunities.
- Mark Weinsten has been appointed interim CFO.
- The management changes come as BRCC is facing some challenges.
- The company remains committed to its mission of supporting veterans, active-duty military, and first responders.