Full-Time
Stand Manager
7 Brew
7Crew Enterprises
1,001-5,000 employees
Drive-thru coffee shop with customizable drinks
Compensation Overview
$55k/yr
Artesia, NM, USA
In Person
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- Must be proficient in all Brewista and Shift Lead duties and skill sets.
- Must be able to create and maintain genuine, uplifting interactions with strangers for up to two minutes at a time.
- Must be able to work carefully and quickly with hot water and coffee, glass bottles, and dairy products.
- Must be able to work outside for prolonged periods regardless of weather conditions.
- Must be able to lift up to 50 pounds.
- Must be able to stand comfortably for hours at a time.
- Must be able to climb a ladder and use a stepladder.
- Must be able to stand, sit, bend, kneel, twist, and squat as necessary to stock and clean in the stand.
- Must be able to safely walk between and around cars in the drive-thru line.
- Must be able to safely use a utility knife.
- Must be able to quickly and cleanly operate any position in the stand during peak hours.
- Must be able to maintain awareness of the shift's operations while working a position.
- Must be able to assertively and graciously confront friends to address operational, procedural, or cultural issues.
- Must be able to adapt to problems and implement solutions during stressful situations.
- Must effectively manage multiple projects and deadlines.
- Must effectively lead and direct multiple personality types under pressure.
- Must have proven leadership abilities in a fast-paced environment with 40 or more team members.
- Must have beginner-level proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite.
- Must be available for a flexible schedule including early mornings, late nights, weekends, and holidays as necessary.
- Must be available by phone or in person to promptly address needs at the stand.
- Assume full responsibility for the location's growth, profitable operation, and preservation of the company's culture, mission statement, and values.
- Lead the crew and maintain genuine connections with team members and the unique nuances of the stand business.
- Coach and train team members, perform administrative duties, and oversee operations in addition to scheduled shifts.
- Maintain excellent wait times, cleanliness, and customer interactions through training, coaching, and encouragement.
- Provide regular feedback to each team member on strengths and areas for growth.
- Create weekly shift schedules based on crew needs and availability while maintaining low labor costs and quick wait times.
- Track and order inventory, small wares, parts, and equipment while maintaining a low cost of goods sold by eliminating waste and counting accurately.
- Ensure appropriate cash handling, deposits, and change for the stand.
- Facilitate team bonding and development through regular meetings and events for Shift Leads and Brewistas, both one-on-one and in groups.
- Take ownership of solutions by solving problems directly or involving an approved partner or vendor.
- Ensure the crew is knowledgeable about and meets all health requirements.
- Develop new leaders for upcoming roles.
- Promptly implement and communicate directives from upper management.
- Delegate tasks to the leadership team and Brewistas to facilitate efficiency and appropriate development.
- Visit the stand outside scheduled shifts to coach, observe, train, and perform administrative duties.
7Crew Enterprises operates a drive-thru coffee shop chain focused on fast, customizable beverages. Its core offerings include coffee drinks, teas, and other beverages that customers can tailor to their taste preferences while staying in their vehicles. The product works by customers placing orders at a drive-thru window and receiving beverages quickly without leaving their cars, enabling a smooth, time-efficient experience. The company differentiates itself through emphasis on speed, high level of customer service, and personalized interactions at the drive-thru, aiming to streamline ordering and ensure a positive, customized experience for each visitor. Its goal is to provide convenient, reliable caffeine options for busy professionals, students, and other on-the-go customers while growing a recognizable, customer-centric drive-thru brand.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Fayetteville, Arkansas
Founded
2015
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- 7 Brew won 73 Salad and Go sites on September 1, 2026.
- New Hampshire openings in Rochester and Somersworth extend Northeast penetration.
- July 2026 growth added 27 openings, showing sustained franchise execution momentum.
What critics are saying
- 7 Brew faces a September 21, 2026 bankruptcy hearing for Salad and Go leases.
- Jimmy John Liautaud's ownership suit against Drink House Holdings remains unresolved.
- Converting 73 sites costs $143.2 million plus remodels, staffing, and permitting delays.
What makes 7Crew Enterprises unique
- Drive-thru-only format, scaled to 800-plus locations by July 2026.
- Strong customization culture with brewistas and 20,000-plus drink combinations.
- Modular build system from Creative Modular Construction supports rapid site conversion.
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↑ 57%Springdale's 7 Brew wins bankruptcy auction for 73 Salad and Go locations. Springdale-based 7 Brew has won an auction to acquire 73 locations of the bankrupt Salad and Go chain for $143.2 million. |!| Springdale
New 7-Brew on Jefferson rd; where to find all Rochester locations. Posted: Sep 3, 2026 / 01:09 PM EDT Updated: Sep 3, 2026 / 03:11 PM EDT ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) - 7-Brew is continuing its expansion in the Rochester area after opening a new location on Jefferson Road. Residents may have noticed that a bunch of 7-Brew drive-thrus have been opening up in the area, with many more still planned, including in Penfield. If you are wondering whether or not you are near a 7-Brew location, News 8 has created a list of the nearest 7-Brews in Rochester: * Brockport * 6517 Brockport Spencerport Road * Canandaigua * 160 Eastern Boulevard * Greece * 2833 West Ridge Road * Rochester * 830 Jefferson Road * Webster * 1960 Empire Boulevard 7-Brew is anticipating opening its Penfield location on Fairport Nine Mile Point Road, where the incoming Chick-fil-A was previously planned.
From the Editor's Desk: Clemson is losing its small-town feel at an unprecedented rate. September 3, 2026 The recent replacements of local businesses with nationwide chains are part of a broader trend of urbanization at Clemson. For years, Clemson has felt like that old friend who's the same no matter how much time passes. Lately, though, the town is growing less and less familiar. National chains are moving in, longtime local businesses are closing and recognizable spaces are being replaced with common drive-thrus and storefronts. From a new Harris Teeter on Old Greenville Highway to Dutch Bros on Tiger Boulevard and the 7 Brew proposed for the former site of Goober's, Clemson is losing the small-town character we all know and love. While I'm glad the new Harris Teeter will provide another option for everyone's shopping needs, I feel like a choice that better fits Clemson's homely vibe would have been a store like Trader Joe's. Currently, the closest Trader Joe's is 45 minutes away in Greenville. Trader Joe's prices are very affordable (more so than Harris Teeter), the labels for each product are hand-drawn by an employee, food samples are almost always being handed out and cashiers are famous for their warm demeanors and inclination to strike up conversation with any and all shoppers. While I'm sure Harris Teeter employees are lovely in their own way, those who work at Trader Joe's truly are always going above and beyond to make sure shoppers feel welcome. To me, these features just fit Clemson. This shift isn't limited to just grocery stores, though. We're seeing it with coffee shops, too, with the opening of nationwide coffee chain, Dutch Bros, just this past semester on Tiger Boulevard, as well as the proposal of 7 Brew Coffee to replace beloved former Clemson dive bar, Goober's, which officially closed late December 2025 following its owner's death. "Why don't we put a dope fly shop there?! We don't need another soulless coffee spot," one Instagram user commented on The Tiger's post about the site proposal. "Removing Clemson staples to put up more drive thrus," another user sarcastically lamented. "Not nearly enough of those on campus." Those were just two of many criticisms. But wait, there's more! Over the summer, Andee O'Sell, the owner of Andee's Spill the Beans - a long-running ice cream shop downtown that was passed down to O'Sell from another Clemson family - posted a picture of a garbage can inside the shop with discarded cups and napkins branded with the logo of nearby ice cream chain Handel's, which joined the repertoire of downtown Clemson businesses recently in early 2024. "11 years in and last night broke my spirit as a small business owner. So many people brought in ice cream from another shop to enjoy my seating & activities," O'Sell wrote. "This is the place I work so hard to keep afloat in downtown Clemson." All these changes, which seem to be happening more frequently and at greater levels as time goes on, represent Clemson's overall shift towards urbanization. From the city's downtown streetscape project - another can of worms I don't care to open right now - to new student housing developments, parking garages and the replacement of small businesses with national chains, I'm saddened by the fact that it seems as though the Clemson we've all known and loved for years is rapidly disappearing before our eyes. My question is: what do you plan to do about it? Kat Pugh is a senior English major from Clayton, California. She can be reached at [email protected]. About the Contributors Donate to The Tiger Your donation will support the student journalists of Clemson University. Your contribution will allow us to purchase equipment and cover our annual website hosting costs.
7 Brew begins work on new location. Published 4:50 pm Wednesday, September 2, 2026 | Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... | Farmville's former Huddle House is being renovated for a new drive-thru coffee and beverage business. 7 Brew officially broke ground Wednesday, Aug. 26, at 1800 South Main St., according to franchise owner Brenda Creamer. "Our goal is to complete construction by the end of November and bring 7 Brew to Farmville in time for the holiday season," Creamer said. "We are thrilled to be joining the Farmville community as this has long been an area of focus for us. We were blessed to find the perfect location and the town of Farmville has been very welcoming throughout the development process." Passersby will notice work in the former Huddle House parking lot and on the building. Creamer said only one exterior wall will be removed and rebuilt, while the interior will undergo a full renovation. Farmville Town Manager Scott Davis confirmed the town has issued permits for work needed to prepare the site for 7 Brew. Creamer said the company specializes in drive-thru coffee and other beverages. "7 Brew is a rapidly growing drive-thru beverage brand offering an unmatched experience focused on speed, handcrafted drinks and connection," she said in an email interview. "Powered by its high-energy Brew Crew and a mission to Cultivate Kindness, 7 Brew offers 20,000-plus flavorful drink combinations across espresso-based coffee, 7 Energy drinks, 7 Fizz Sodas, teas, lemonades, smoothies and shakes." Founded in 2017 in Rogers, Arkansas, 7 Brew has grown to more than 800 stands across 38 states through its franchise model, according to the company. The company says it serves more than 1 million drinks per day.
7 Brew officially opens new establishment in York County. Posted: Sep 2, 2026 / 03:45 PM EDT Updated: Sep 2, 2026 / 03:45 PM EDT HANOVER, Pa. (WHTM) - The popular drive-thru beverage concept called 7 Brew officially opened the doors to its newest stand in York County. abc27 News reported back in June 2026 when officials with 7 Brew first announced they had broken ground on a new location at 1160 Carlisle Pike in Hanover, York County. Now, just weeks later, the new beverage stand is officially open for business. Local business beat. According to 7 Brew, this new location officially opened its doors on Aug. 21. "We are looking forward to continuing to cultivate kindness in Pennsylvania with our new Hanover stand," Turner Garza, director of operations for Brew Team Group, said. "It is an honor to partner with Olivia's House for this opening, as they offer free healing programs and resources to Hanover families navigating the loss of a loved one." 7 Brew is best known for offering more than 20,000 unique drink combinations, including original Blondie beverages, infused 7 Energy drinks, smoothies, 7 Fizz sodas and teas, and more. To see what other drinks 7 Brew has to offer, you can go online. As part of their grand opening celebration, 7 Brew hosted a Caffeine for a Cause event, where customers would try 7 Brew and pay what they wanted as a donation to Olivia's House. The event raised $21,037. "We are incredibly grateful to welcome and partner with 7 Brew as they celebrate their grand opening in Hanover," K.C. Delp, executive director of Olivia's House, said. "Every drink purchased during Caffeine for a Cause helps bring hope, healing and support to children and families navigating grief. Businesses that intentionally invest in the communities they serve make a lasting difference, and community partnerships like this make it possible for Olivia's House to continue providing no-cost services to those who need it most. Cheers to 7 Brew for helping to make a meaningful difference in our community!" Furthermore, to celebrate the recent opening, 7 Brew will host Community Hours from Monday, August 31 through Friday, September 4. During this time, all customers who stop by will receive a free small drink during the following times: 7 a.m. to 8 a.m.; Noon to 1 p.m., and 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. 7 Brew will close out its celebrations on Saturday, September 5, from 5:30 a.m. to 11 p.m., during which customers who purchase a large drink will receive a free 7 Brew t-shirt. According to 7 Brew, the hours of operation in Hanover will be: * Sundays - Thursdays // 5:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. * Fridays and Saturdays // 5:30 a.m. to 11 p.m. The company says they expect this new location to create 75 jobs in the Hanover area.