7-Eleven taps former Delek EVP to spearhead fuel supply

Core Insights - 7-Eleven has appointed Dan Gordon as senior vice president of fuel supply and trading, responsible for overseeing supply chain operations, including strategic sourcing and risk management [1][2] - Gordon has extensive experience in the c-store industry, previously working at Castleton Commodities International and Delek US Holdings, among others [3][4] - This leadership change is part of 7-Eleven's broader strategy as it prepares for a 2026 IPO and expansion plans in the U.S. [6] Company Leadership - Dan Gordon will lead end-to-end supply chain operations at 7-Eleven, focusing on fuel procurement and commodity trading [2] - He replaces Jay Davis, who is retiring after a long tenure at 7-Eleven, including roles in fuels supply and trading [4][5] - The transition follows the recent hiring of Joshua Dolan as senior vice president of demand chain, indicating a strategic shift in leadership [6] Industry Context - The appointment of Gordon aligns with 7-Eleven's goals for future growth and operational efficiency in the competitive c-store market [6] - Gordon's background in oil liquids origination and midstream oil operations positions him well to enhance 7-Eleven's fuel supply strategy [3][4]