Leadership Transition at MES
Municipal Emergency Services (“MES” or the “Company”) has announced a significant leadership change, appointing Marvin Riley as the new Chief Executive Officer, succeeding Thomas Hubregsen. This strategic transition marks a pivotal moment in the company's ongoing development and growth strategy.
Marvin Riley's Vision and Experience
Marvin Riley, who has been a part of MES's Board of Directors for the last two years, brings a wealth of experience and strategic insight to his new role. His impressive background includes serving as President and CEO of Enpro Industries, where he transformed the organization into a leader in material science. Riley’s adeptness in leadership and operational excellence is expected to steer MES towards new horizons.
Tom Hubregsen's Continued Influence
As part of this transition, Thomas Hubregsen will continue to play a vital role in the company as the Executive Chairman. Hubregsen has been instrumental in MES's success, guiding it to become a premier distributor for first responders over the past two decades. His steadfast commitment and visionary leadership have positioned MES as a trusted entity in the critical safety equipment sector.
Commitment to First Responders
Riley's primary mission at MES revolves around ensuring that the nation's at-risk workers are equipped with essential tools to perform their jobs effectively. He expresses excitement about collaborating with Hubregsen and the broader MES team to fulfill this important responsibility. "It is a heartfelt mission to ensure that all workers return home safely to their families every night," said Riley, highlighting the urgency of the task at hand.
Strategic Growth and Direction
Under Riley’s leadership, MES is expected to enhance its role as a leading distributor in mission-critical markets focused on at-risk workers. His ability to cultivate a robust corporate culture that prioritizes customer, vendor, and employee needs is essential for the company's growth. Those close to the company, including Peter Calamari, Managing Director of Platte River Equity, are confident in Riley's vision and leadership skills.
A Bright Future for MES
Riley's academic credentials further reinforce his leadership potential. An alumnus of prestigious institutions such as Harvard Business School and Howard University, he also serves on the boards of several other companies, including Wolfspeed and Mattr. MES, established in 2001, continues to be a critical supplier of safety equipment for first responders across the U.S. and Canada. Key partnerships with notable brands like 3M and Honeywell underscore MES's commitment to providing quality products.
Contact Information
For inquiries, Municipal Emergency Services can be reached through:
Shridhar Shah
1-877-MES-Fire
With Marvin Riley stepping into the CEO role, many anticipate an exciting era for MES, driven by innovation and a focus on the essential needs of first responders.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who has been appointed as the new CEO of MES?
Marvin Riley has been appointed as the new Chief Executive Officer of Municipal Emergency Services.
What position will Tom Hubregsen hold after the transition?
Tom Hubregsen will transition from CEO to the Executive Chairman of the Board.
What is Marvin Riley’s prior experience?
Before joining MES, Marvin Riley was the President and CEO of Enpro Industries, where he successfully led significant transformations for the company.
What is MES's primary mission under Marvin Riley's leadership?
Under Marvin Riley's leadership, MES aims to ensure that at-risk workers have the necessary tools to perform safely and return home to their families.
When was MES established?
Municipal Emergency Services was established in 2001 and has been serving first responders across the U.S. and Canada since then.
