ServiceMaster Global Holdings (SERV) CFO to Alan Haughie Retire; Anthony DiLucente to Succeed; Reaffirms FY Guidance

ServiceMaster Global Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: SERV), a leading provider of essential residential and commercial services, today announced that Alan Haughie, its senior vice president and chief financial officer, will retire from the company in March. He’ll be succeeded by Anthony (Tony) DiLucente, a highly successful financial executive with extensive global and operational experience, who will assume the role upon Haughie’s departure.

The company noted that while DiLucente will begin with the company immediately, Haughie will remain in his current role with ServiceMaster through the reporting of its financial results for the quarter and year ended December 31, 2016 and the filing of its annual report for 2016.

Haughie joined ServiceMaster in Sept. 2013 and was instrumental in successfully leading the company through several milestone events, including the spinoff of its TruGreen business in Jan. 2014; ServiceMaster’s initial public offering in June 2014; and the $2.4 billion in refinancing completed in November.

“I want to thank Alan for his many contributions during his time at ServiceMaster,” said ServiceMaster CEO Rob Gillette. “His dedication to achieving business results by investing in growth and improving the customer experience has been a significant part of ServiceMaster’s success over the past three years.”

DiLucente comes to ServiceMaster from HDT Global, a comprehensive provider of mobility solutions for military and government applications, where he served as executive vice president and chief financial officer since 2011. DiLucente’s strong financial management background also includes executive positions with Honeywell International, Johns Manville and Masonite Inc.

“Tony brings a strong background in financial management and operational expertise in a broad range of industries and companies,” said Gillette. “He has a track record of driving business growth, rigorous financial management and process improvement. We’re excited to have him join the ServiceMaster team.”

“I’ve thoroughly enjoyed my time with Rob and the great team at ServiceMaster, but the time is right for me to pursue other interests,” said Haughie. “The company has improved in so many ways throughout the past few years, particularly with its unwavering focus on customer satisfaction. I look forward to watching its continued success.”

Full-Year 2016 Outlook

The company also reaffirmed its full-year 2016 outlook previously provided in its third-quarter 2016 earnings release on Oct. 25, 2016.

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