How Dutch Bros’ incoming CEO Christine Barone will drive company’s growth

Dutch Bros incoming CEO, who splits her time between Arizona and Oregon, is developing a long-term growth strategy for the popular beverage drive-thru brand. Before joining Dutch Bros, she was the CEO of Phoenix-based True Food Kitchen.

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