Frost is no stranger to the CPG space and has extensive experience that will prove invaluable to Chobani. He previously held positions in sales and customer leadership. Chobani noted he has “a formidable track record in leadership and performance in creating long-term, sustainable growth.”
“John is an outstanding leader with a track record fueling growth in the food and beverage space and strong customer relationships, which will be invaluable as we work to grow share and execute our ambitious 2024 plan while scaling La Colombe and integrating it into our business,” Burns said in a statement.
Chobani has been building out its C-suite through the addition of new roles and the refreshment of existing positions. In 2022, Chobani appointed Kenneth Bishop to oversee the yogurt, creamer and coffee maker’s expansion into international markets. Chobani has seen strong growth recently in its $1 billion-plus yogurt business, which makes up the lion’s share of its sales. Yogurt sales rose 11.6% for the last 52 weeks ending December 2, Nielsen data provided by the company showed, while the broader yogurt segment grew 9.9%.
Source: fooddive.com