Terminix Announces Resignation of COO Kim Scott

Kim Scott has left Terminix to accept another job opportunity. She had been with Terminix since December 2019, when she joined the company as president of Terminix Residential.


MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Terminix announced Chief Operating Officer Kim Scott has resigned after accepting another job opportunity. As a result of her departure and in a continued effort to simplify and streamline the business, the sales, marketing, and field operations leadership will now report directly to CEO Brett Ponton.
 
Scott joined Terminix in December 2019 as the president of Terminix Residential. In January 2021, she assumed the role of chief operating officer and expanded her responsibilities to include the commercial business.
 

“Kim installed the fundamentals of customer retention, safety and labor management in Terminix and was a stabilizing presence over the last year,” said Terminix CEO Brett Ponton. “She recently consolidated the operations of our commercial and residential businesses and oversaw improvements during a challenging operating environment in 2020. I would like to thank Kim for her contributions to Terminix and wish her well in her new position.”

Ponton added, “I am excited to engage directly with our sales and marketing teams and experienced field leadership as we continue our efforts to create a world-class sales and service organization. Simplifying the structure will allow us to move faster to implement the key operational capabilities necessary to develop a scalable, consistent business model enabling accelerated growth and profitability. I am confident we have the right team in place to make progress on our goal to become the global leader in professional pest management.”

 
Terminix will report its third-quarter 2021 earnings in early November and affirms full-year 2021 guidance.
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