Johnson was the owner of Raleigh W. Johnson & Co., manufacturers’ agents in the foodservice equipment industry, representing eight factories in Texas, Oklahoma and Louisiana.
The quick-service, 600-plus-unit chain first tested the technology in 2022 before today announcing its plans to “significantly expand” deployment.
The latest addition to the brand’s executive team has held roles with Starbucks and KFC Global.
The additional cargo capacity will help serve the needs of clients in Ohio, Michigan and parts of Indiana.
The new sales manager, based in Denver, comes from the manufacturer’s plumbing division.
Meanwhile, the brand also says it expects to surpass its 2023 growth objective of 800 locations.
Bryan Spencer previously worked for Taylor Precision Products.
The estimator brings more than 11 years of experience in project and contract sales to the position.
Along with brick-and-mortar locations, the emerging brand also will expand via its Capital Tacos Express food trailers.
The association took operators’ temperatures on labor challenges, price increases, supply chain challenges and more.