CEO Scott Bauwens aims to turn the most volatile segment of the avocado trade—the journey from grove to shelf—into a primary competitive advantage. The company, which underwent a major ownership restructuring in April 2026, currently operates across California, Mexico, Peru, and Colombia. These leadership changes are intended to synchronize these vertically integrated segments into a more responsive network.
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GreenFruit Avocados Reshuffles Leadership to Tighten Supply Chain
Orange, California—GreenFruit Avocados is betting on a mix of industry veteran experience and internal institutional knowledge to master the final mile of its supply chain. The company appointed Ryan C. Fink as Vice President of Operations while elevating Giovanni Espinosa and Andrew Gomez to key managerial roles to bolster global logistics.

Ryan C. Fink joins the firm after a decade at Mission Produce, where he served as Vice President of North American Operations. His tenure included managing ripening facilities across three continents and scaling a major import program in Peru. He holds an Executive MBA from the University of Michigan. Supporting this expansion are internal promotions: Giovanni Espinosa, a 2023 '40 Under Forty' honoree, will lead sales, while Andrew Gomez takes over sourcing. Gomez, previously a media analyst, was instrumental in establishing the company’s Colombian operations. Together, these executives are tasked with refining the ripening and distribution processes that define the company's current growth phase.
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