Marvin Riley appointed CEO of MES in September 2024 transition

On September 26, 2024, Municipal Emergency Services (MES) announced a significant leadership transition. Marvin Riley has been appointed as the new Chief Executive Officer, succeeding Thomas Hubregsen, who will take on the role of Executive Chairman. This change is part of a long-planned transition aimed at positioning MES for future growth. Riley, who has served on the MES Board of Directors for the past two years, is recognized for his strategic insight and operational excellence. Riley's previous experience includes serving as President and CEO of Enpro Industries, where he successfully transformed the company into a material science-based industrial technology firm. His leadership resulted in a market capitalization exceeding $2 billion, showcasing his capability in driving business transformation. His educational background includes prestigious institutions such as Harvard Business School and Johns Hopkins Carey School of Business. The transition is expected to enhance MES's focus on supporting at-risk workers in mission-critical markets. Both Riley and Hubregsen will remain on the MES Board, ensuring continuity in leadership and strategic direction. The commitment to providing essential tools for first responders is emphasized as a vital responsibility of the company. Industry experts express confidence in Riley's ability to foster a culture that prioritizes customer and employee support, which is crucial for MES's mission. The leadership change reflects a strategic move to build upon the foundation laid by Hubregsen over the past two decades, ensuring the company remains a premier distributor for the first responder community.