Clean Harbors (MM) (NASDAQ:CLHB)
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Clean Harbors, Inc. (“Clean Harbors”)
(NASDAQ: CLHB), the leading provider of environmental and hazardous
waste management services throughout North America, today
announced the Company has named Simon R. Gerlin, 50, to the newly
created position of Senior Vice President of Finance, effective
immediately. Gerlin will report to Clean Harbors’
Chief Financial Officer, James M. Rutledge. Gerlin will oversee all of
the Company’s controllership functions,
including the corporate controller function and the business unit
controller functions. Additionally, Gerlin will play a key role in the
Company’s internal audit function going
forward.
“We are excited that someone of Simon’s
caliber has joined our finance team,” said
James M. Rutledge, Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer. “As
a former partner at PwC, Gerlin’s extensive
experience will strengthen Clean Harbors’
overall accounting and finance organization, and help shape our audit
infrastructure. Realizing these two objectives is essential for Clean
Harbors as we pursue our goal of exceeding a billion dollars in annual
revenue.”
Prior to joining Clean Harbors, Gerlin worked at PricewaterhouseCoopers
for nearly 17 years, where he held positions of increasing
responsibility, culminating in his appointment as Audit Partner in 1999.
While at PwC, Gerlin worked with many of the firm’s
key clients in multiple industries to conduct their financial audits and
oversee other financial and strategic initiatives. Gerlin launched his
career in the advertising field, serving as an account executive with
premier New York-based agencies, including Young & Rubicam, BBDO, and NW
Ayer.
Gerlin received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Middlebury College and a
Master of Business Administration from Harvard University Graduate
School of Business.
About Clean Harbors
Clean Harbors is North America's
leading provider of environmental and hazardous waste management
services. With an unmatched infrastructure of waste management
facilities, Clean Harbors serves over 45,000 customers, including more
than 325 Fortune 500 companies, thousands of smaller private entities
and numerous federal, state and local governmental agencies. Clean
Harbors’ Technical Services provides a broad
range of hazardous material management and disposal services including
hazardous and non-hazardous waste recycling,
treatment
and disposal, CleanPack®
laboratory
chemical packing, and household
hazardous waste management services. Clean Harbors’
Site Services provides field
services, industrial
services, vacuum
services, emergency
response and disaster
recovery, transformer
services, tank
cleaning and decontamination.
Headquartered in Norwell, Massachusetts, Clean Harbors has more than 100
locations strategically positioned throughout North America in 36 U.S.
states, six Canadian provinces, Mexico and Puerto Rico. For more
information, visit www.cleanharbors.com.
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forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities
Litigation Reform Act of 1995, and involve risks and uncertainties.
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opinions only as of the date hereof. The Company undertakes no
obligation to revise or publicly release the results of any revision to
these forward-looking statements other than through its various filings
with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Furthermore, all financial
information in this press release is based on preliminary data and is
subject to the final closing of the Company’s
books and records.
A variety of factors beyond the control of the Company may affect the
Company’s performance, including, but not
limited to:
The Company’s ability to manage the
significant environmental liabilities that it assumed in connection
with the CSD and other acquisitions;
The availability and costs of liability insurance and financial
assurance required by governmental entities relating to our facilities;
The effects of general economic conditions in the United States,
Canada and other territories and countries where the Company does
business;
The effect of economic forces and competition in specific marketplaces
where the Company competes;
The possible impact of new regulations or laws pertaining to all
activities of the Company’s operations;
The outcome of litigation or threatened litigation or regulatory
actions;
The effect of commodity pricing on overall revenues and profitability;
Possible fluctuations in quarterly or annual results or adverse
impacts on the Company’s results caused by
the adoption of new accounting standards or interpretations or
regulatory rules and regulations;
The effect of weather conditions or other aspects of the forces of
nature on field or facility operations;
The effects of industry trends in the environmental services and waste
handling marketplace; and
The effects of conditions in the financial services industry on the
availability of capital and financing.
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adversely impact the Company’s financial
performance. Additional information on the potential factors that could
affect the Company’s actual results of
operations is included in its filings with the Securities and Exchange
Commission, which may be viewed on www.cleanharbors.com/investor_relations.