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The Coffee Club CEO departs from business

by Daniel Woods
May 9, 2025
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Coffee Club CEO Scott Meneilly will depart parent company Minor DKL Food Group.

Coffee Club CEO Scott Meneilly will depart parent company Minor DKL Food Group. Image: Coffee Club

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CEO of Minor DKL Food Group, the parent company of The Coffee Club and Nomad Coffee Roasters, Scott Meneilly has departed the role to become CEO of automotive business Pedders Suspension and Brakes.

Scott led Minor DKL for more than two years and oversaw key events such as the launch of The Coffee Club’s first specialty-grade blend and transition to a multi-format café chain.

Prior to joining Pedders, Meneilly has been a fixture at the executive level of Australia’s retail food and beverage scene, having also served as CEO of Sushi Sushi for more than five years, and spending more than seven years at Retail Zoo (Boost Juice, Salsas Fresh Mex, and Betty’s Burgers) in CEO and COO positions.

Pedders has announced Meneilly will commence his new role with the business on 23 June 2025 “following the completion of his current executive commitments”.

Meneilly will also be the first appointed non-family CEO in the 75-year history of the company.

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