Coffee roasting equipment maker Sovda (styled “SOVDA” by the company) recently appointed Brice Sturmer as CEO. Sturmer, the founder of Michigan-based specialty coffee company Velodrome Coffee Company, succeeds Chris…
Roastery Equipment Maker Sovda Names Brice Sturmer CEO
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