Josh Guenser, CFO of Dutch Bros since 2024, balances scalability with a “scrappy” mindset. Previously CFO at Mod Pizza and senior finance roles at Starbucks, he applies lessons from both a midsize firm and national giant. Dutch Bros is expanding rapidly across the U.S., including testing walk-up-only windows for high-traffic areas. Guenser emphasizes detail-oriented vision while building scalable finance systems. The company continues aggressive growth amid national brand-building efforts.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics released September’s jobs report. Trump claimed inflation could rapidly reduce national debt, blaming the Fed’s rate hikes for economic harm. He accused officials of “Trump derangement syndrome,” sparing Chairman Kevin Warsh. Fed Vice Chair Philip Jefferson signaled no urgency for further rate hikes, echoing New York Fed President John Williams. Earnings rose ~6%, beating estimates. WSJ’s CFO & COO Council connects global financial leaders for strategic exchange. CFO Journal offers analysis on tax, capital markets, and strategy. Contact: [email protected].
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