A new leader is at the helm of HTeaO, a prominent iced tea franchise. The company's co-founder will now serve in a different capacity. Justin Howe's new role involves overseeing long-term strategy and product innovation. He will work closely with the new chief executive and other leaders. Further information about this transition and the company's plans can be found through the Fort Worth Report.
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