Michael Conway, who was promoted to the position at the coffee shop giant only last March, plans to retire from the company at the end of

Starbucks North America CEO Michael Conway, who was named to the position in April, has retired after Brian Niccol took over the company.

Kind Snacks appoints Daniel Calderoni as CEO of its North American business. Calderoni brings more than 20 years of global experience and will report to Blas Maquivar, global president of health and wellness, Mars Snacking.

Starbucks announced that North American CEO Michael Conway is retiring. The move comes just five months after Conway’s appointment to the position, which was part of a broader corporate leadership restructuring based on geography.

Starbucks said on Monday that its North America CEO, Michael Conway, had decided to retire after about 11 years at the coffee chain.

Michael Conway will be retiring at the end of November, according to a Monday filing. His position won’t be filled.

Starbucks announced the retirement of Michael Conway, its North American CEO, after eleven years with the company. Conway, who took over the role in April, will remain an executive adviser through the end of 2024.