US drive-through coffee chain 7 Brew has appointed Matthew Dunnigan as its new chief financial officer (CFO), as it continues to scale its footprint across the country.

Dunnigan will report directly to CEO John Davidson.

Dunnigan stated: “After a decade evaluating and building several leading restaurant brands, 7 Brew’s growth potential and franchisee returns stand out as among the most compelling I’ve seen.

“Anchored by its authentic mission to cultivate kindness in every community it serves, 7 Brew is a truly special brand - and I couldn’t be more excited to join the team and help drive its next phase of growth.”

Dunnigan previously held the role of chief financial officer at Restaurant Brands International (RBI) for more than six years, from 2018 to 2024.

RBI is the parent group behind quick-service brands Burger King, Popeyes, Firehouse Subs and Tim Hortons.

Announcing the appointment, 7 Brew president Chris Dawson commented: “7 Brew has demonstrated remarkable expansion over the past several years. As that positive momentum continues, we’re excited to welcome Matt to the team to provide invaluable leadership and strategic counsel as we surge forward and bring the 7 Brew experience to many more markets around the world.”

7 Brew currently operates more than 550 outlets across the US, offering espresso-based coffee, Chillers, tea, infused 7 Energy, 7 Fizz Sodas and other beverages.

In June 2025, the company announced the launch of seven additional sites across the country. According to the Sun, the new locations are planned for Florida, New York and Texas, with one to open in Manor, near Austin.

Besides, earlier this year, 7 Brew named Christopher Held as its first chief supply officer, a position it said will play a key role in underpinning the company’s expansion plans.

Meanwhile, in September 2025, private investment company Franchise Equity Partners acquired a majority stake in 7 Crew, the second-largest franchise operator of 7 Brew drive-through coffee locations.