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Bredemeier Takes Helm of Grand Havana Specialty Coffee

Specialty coffee company Grand Havana has appointed founding member Tanya Bredemeier as CEO, as Robert Rico‘s five-year agreement ends. Rico will remain on the company’s board of directors and serve as a consultant.

“My vision is to brand Grand Havana as a household name by immediately expanding our cafe portfolio,” Bredemeier said. “It’s time to open a new store in Miami. We plan to open our new location before June 30th, 2022. In addition, we plan to expand our online presence by focusing on increasing online sales in 2022.”

Rico will remain as a consultant and work closely with Tanya Bredemeier until Dec. 31.

As one of Grand Havana’s founders and president for more than seven years, Bredemeier played an instrumental role in creating the brand and publicly traded company.

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Bredemeier’s appointment follows a series of C-suite appointments this year. In January, former Wendy’s and Pollo Tropical executive Mr. Hugo Gutierrez was named president and COO.

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