7-Eleven has named Dan Gordon senior vice president of fuel supply and trading, according to the company’s website.
In this role, he will be responsible for “providing executive leadership over end-to-end supply chain operations, including strategic sourcing, commodity trading, fuel procurement and risk management,” according to the website. The position is based out of Dallas, Gordon said in a LinkedIn post announcing his new role earlier this month.
“I look forward to working with my team, my new colleagues and the communities we serve,” Gordon said in the post.
Gordon joins 7-Eleven from investment management company Castleton Commodities International, where he worked as managing director and head of its oil liquids origination for the past year and a half.
He’s held multiple roles with other companies in the c-store industry, including Delek US Holdings, where he spent eight years, and RaceTrac, where he worked in multiple roles over 10 years including executive director of supply and distribution.
He also spent more than four years as SVP and chief commercial officer for midstream oil firm Colonial Pipeline Company, where he led commercial operations, corporate and business development, strategy and customer engagement.
Gordon is replacing Jay Davis, who is retiring at the end of the year, according to a LinkedIn post from Davis.
This will end Davis’ second stint with 7-Eleven, according to his LinkedIn bio. In addition to serving for the last six and a half years as VP of fuels supply and trading, he also worked as senior director of fuels supply and transportation for more than nine years, from 2007 to 2016. Between those two roles, Davis was VP of supply and trading for fuel company Gulf Oil, which was acquired by RaceTrac in 2023.
“We have been working since earlier this year to identify and bring on board the person to take 7-Eleven’s Supply and Trading business into the future,” Davis said in a LinkedIn post. “Dan is the perfect choice.”
This move comes about a month after 7-Eleven brought in Target and Amazon alum Joshua Dolan as senior vice president of demand chain. Gordon and Dolan join the international c-store giant as it prepares for its 2026 IPO and years-long expansion plan in the U.S.
