CEO Leadership Transition
Waste Management CEO Jim Fish announces retirement with John Morris stepping in.
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Waste Management CEO Jim Fish is stepping down early next year after more than a decade leading the Houston-based waste services giant. John Morris, currently the company's president, will become CEO on January 4, 2027, MarketWatch reported. Fish, who has run the company since 2016, will also leave the board.
Morris Rises From Within After 33 Years
Morris, 57, has been climbing Waste Management's ranks since joining in 1994. He became president last year, positioning him as the natural successor to Fish. Morris now moves into the CEO role while also joining the board of directors.
Fish Exits Leadership After 11-Year Tenure
Fish has led Waste Management as both CEO and board director since 2016. His retirement marks the end of an 11-year run steering the company through changing market conditions. Fish will step down from all roles, clearing the way for Morris to take full control.
Succession Plan Takes Effect January 4
The transition occurs on January 4, 2027, giving Morris time to assume leadership duties. Morris joins the board as part of his promotion to CEO, solidifying his authority across the company's governance structure. The move completes a planned leadership transition for the waste management industry leader.
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