Susser, a past president of the Corpus Christi Independent School District Board of Trustees, Commissioner and Past Chair of the Governor’s Commission for Women. He was honored as Border Texan of the Year in 2013, CSP’s Retailer of the Year in 2014 and named to the UT McCombs Hall of Fame in 2017. During the 1990s, the company expanded its retail presence by licensing dozens of convenience stores in Texas and Oklahoma under the 7-Eleven and Circle K banners. The impression is that we were a c-store or restaurant. Susser, grandson of founder Sam Susser, took the company's helm and helped spur more rapid growth in both the convenience retail and wholesale fuel businesses. Beneath the cheeky marketing, a novel concept was about to shake South Texas. In 2009, he was admitted to the Texas Business Hall of Fame. In early 2007, Susser launched a media campaign: Stripes are in, Circles are out. Susser also serves on the Chancellor’s Council Executive Committee at UT Austin and is a member of YPO Gold. The Susser family has made it part of their business culture to invest in. Cox School of Business Executive Board and is a Past Chair of the Driscoll Children’s Hospital System in South Texas.Ī member of the Advisory Board of UT Austin’s McCombs School of Business, Mr. (Temple, TX) Stripes Convenience Stores will announce the construction of. He also serves as Chairman of the Governor’s University Research Initiative, Secretary/Board member of Citizens for Judicial Excellence in Texas, Secretary/Board member of Texas 2036, is a member of the Dallas Citizens Council Board, the Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum Board and the Edwin L. He is currently Chairman and CEO of Susser Bank, Chairman and CEO of the Corpus Christi Athletic Club, Chair of the Advisory Board of Advisory Research Partners Fund, member of the Executive Committee and immediate Past Chair of the Development Board at the University of Texas, Chair of the Finance and Strategic Planning Committee and Executive Committee of the MD Anderson Board of Visitors, and a director of the Board of Southwestern Medical Foundation. Susser continued to serve as Chairman of the Board of SUSP (now renamed Sunoco LP “SUN”) until May 2015. After producing 26 consecutive years of same-store merchandise growth, the business was sold to ETP on August 29, 2014, and Mr. The Company went public in 2006 and was traded on the NYSE as “SUSS” and its wholesale fuel division, Susser Petroleum Partners went public in 2012 and was traded as “SUSP”. Susser led the growth of Susser Holdings Corporation from a five-store operation to a $6.7 billion enterprise that was a member of the Fortune 500 and employed 12,000 team members. He completed a BBA in Finance in 1985 from the University of Texas and started his finance career at Salomon Brothers in NY from 1985- 1987 in the corporate finance division and in the mergers and acquisitions group, before returning to Texas in 1988 to assist with the family business.įrom 1988 to 2014, Mr. Susser is the President of Susser Holdings II, L.P., a private investment company. 20 Reviews - Jobs 16 Salaries 3 Interviews 7 Benefits - Photos Follow + Add a Salary Susser Holdings Salaries How much do Susser Holdings employees make Glassdoor has salaries, wages, tips, bonuses, and hourly pay based upon employee reports and estimates. Susser, Chairman and CEO of Susser Bank Sam L.
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