Matt Frauenshuh

Matthew Frauenshuh, commonly known as Matt, is the Chief Executive Officer of Fourteen Foods, the largest DQ Grill & Chill franchise group globally. He is also a Principal at Frauenshuh, Inc. As an accomplished business executive and philanthropist, Matt is best known for his remarkable leadership and strategic vision in growing Fourteen Foods from a few locations in Minnesota to maintaining a presence across 13 states with over 242 franchise locations. His commitment and dedication to the company’s growth are evident in the strategic trajectory and successful growth of Fourteen Foods. 
Beyond the realm of business, Matt is deeply involved in various philanthropic and community endeavors. He serves as President of Folds of Honor which grants educational scholarships to children and spouses of America’s fallen and disabled service members. Matt is a national board member for The Salvation Army and actively contributes to the organization’s global mission of aiding underserved populations and those in need. 
Matt places a strong emphasis on family and faith. He resides in Minnesota alongside his wife Beth and their four children, underscoring his enduring commitment to maintaining a balanced and faith-driven life.
In summary, Matt Frauenshuh's journey is a testament to his exceptional leadership skills, entrepreneurial vision, and unwavering dedication to community upliftment. His transformative impact on Fourteen Foods, coupled with his altruistic endeavors, solidifies his position as a prominent figure in both the business and philanthropic spheres.
==Education and Career==
Matt Frauenshuh completed his undergraduate studies at St. Olaf College. He holds a bachelor’s degree in business economics. He received his MBA from the University of Minnesota’s Carlson School of Management. His academic background has undoubtedly bolstered his strategic acumen and informed his decision-making processes.
In 2002, the Frauenshuh family founded Frauenshuh Inc., a corporate and healthcare real estate company. Matt Frauenshuh currently serves as the company’s principal.
Frauenshuh joined his family’s DQ Grill & Chill franchise group, Fourteen Foods, as Chief Executive Officer in 2006. The first franchise was in Minnesota. When he joined, there were seven stores associated with the franchise group. There are now over 240 locations in 13 states, making it the largest Dairy Queen franchise in the world. The group has approximately 9,000 employees.
Frauenshuh is also the CEO of Double Seven Development. His professional journey is a testament to his exceptional leadership skills, entrepreneurial vision, and unwavering dedication to community improvement. He is a prominent figure in both business and philanthropic spheres as evidenced by his transformative impact on Fourteen Foods and his influence on local and global communities in need.
==Additional activities==
Matt Frauenshuh serves on the national board for The Salvation Army and previously served on the boards of the National Prayer Breakfast CEO Panel and United Heroes League. Frauenshuh donates to various philanthropic organizations, such as Fold of Honor. 
He currently lives in Franklin, Tennessee with his wife and four children. 
==References==
==External links==
* Frauenshuh, Inc. Website
* Double Seven Development Website
* Official Website 
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* Matt Frauenshuh on Medium
Category:American chief executives
Category:American businesspeople
Category:University of Minnesota alumni