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WM CEO Jim Fish to retire after decade in the role
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WM CEO Jim Fish to retire after decade in the role

WM announced on Wednesday that CEO Jim Fish will retire after ten years of service. President John Morris will officially take over as CEO on January 4, 2026, and join the board of directors. Fish will continue to serve as an advisor until mid-February.

Mastering fleet balance and driver retention with intelligent routing
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Mastering fleet balance and driver retention with intelligent routing

Waste and recycling transportation companies are confronting the dual challenges of workforce attrition and operational unpredictability. Route planning that relies on historical experience rather than data can lead to uneven driver workloads, low morale, and increased fuel and maintenance costs. RouteSmart Optimize uses intelligent algorithms to achieve balanced stop allocation and daily workload equilibrium, accommodating multiple variables such as vehicle capacity, service frequency, and community restrictions, helping dispatchers quickly respond to daily disruptions and long-term expansion, and simulate multiple route strategies before vehicles depart. Investing in such technology not only saves fuel but also represents a long-term commitment to workforce and operational sustainability.

Waste Harmonics Keter names former GE exec as CEO
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Waste Harmonics Keter names former GE exec as CEO

Waste Harmonics Keter announced Monday that Luiz Verzegnassi has joined as CEO and board member. Verzegnassi, who spent over 17 years at GE, most recently as president and CEO of services at GE HealthCare, replaces interim CEO Scott Gilbertson. The company had been searching for a permanent leader since former CEO Bob Boucher departed in November.

Amy Lestition Burke departs role as SWANA leader
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Amy Lestition Burke departs role as SWANA leader

Amy Lestition Burke has departed her role as executive director and CEO of the Solid Waste Association of North America (SWANA), the organization confirmed to Waste Dive. Carolyn Muller, currently vice president of industry engagement, will serve as interim CEO during a national search for a permanent leader, which SWANA aims to complete by the end of the year.