7-Eleven CEO to Step Down as Parent Company Seeks Faster Turnaround

7-Eleven CEO to step down as parent company seeks faster turnaround

Joe DePinto, who has served as CEO of Irving-based 7-Eleven since 2005, will retire at the end of the month, according to a Dec. 20 announcement by the company. His departure marks the latest change as the company's Japan-based parent continues to embark on a turnaround effort that will result in 7-Eleven becoming publicly traded.

7-Eleven CEO Joe DePinto Retires Amid Broader Revamp

Joe DePinto, 63, was CEO for two decades and orchestrated its expansion through the acquisition of Speedway and Sunoco gasoline stations.

7-Eleven CEO Joe DePinto announces retirement

7-Eleven Inc. announced that CEO Joe DePinto will retire after serving 20 years in the position. The big picture: The company has named current President Stan Reynolds and Executive Vice President and COO Doug Rosencrans as interim co-CEOs. The board of directors is actively working to identify a permanent successor to DePinto. 7-Eleven Inc. operates as the North American convenience store arm of Japan-listed Seven & I Holdings. The post 7-Elev…

7-Eleven CEO Joe DePinto to retire, interim co-leaders named

7‑Eleven has confirmed that president and CEO Joe DePinto will step down at the end of this year.The post 7-Eleven CEO Joe DePinto to retire, interim co-leaders named  appeared first on Retail Insight Network.