Middlesex Water president, CEO Dennis Doll announces retirement
(UI) — Dennis W. Doll, Middlesex Water Co.’s president and CEO, has announced a plan to retire at age 65. Doll’s retirement is planned for December 31, 2023, or when a successor is duly named and on board.
He will remain a member of the Board through the expiration of his current term in May 2024. A search for Doll’s successor is being led by the Compensation Committee of the Board of Directors in collaboration with Russell Reynolds Associates, a nationally recognized executive search firm.
Doll joined Middlesex Water Co. as executive vice president in 2004 and was named president and CEO, and a director of Middlesex, effective January 1, 2006. In May 2010, he was elected Chairman of the Board.
Under his tenure, the company has made several acquisitions, experienced significant organic customer growth, entered into numerous contract operations and completed hundreds of significant construction projects. In recent years, the company embarked on “Water for Tomorrow,” the largest capital improvement program in the company’s history, including such projects as construction of the 4.5-mile, 42-inch Western Transmission Main, the completion in 2021 of a new ozone treatment plant at the company’s largest surface water treatment facility in New Jersey, expected completion in 2023 of a major treatment facility to remediate newly-regulated contaminants at the company’s largest groundwater facility and numerous infrastructure improvements in the company’s Delaware operations.
Doll’s background includes nearly 40 years of experience in investor-owned water and wastewater utility management and a record of industry and other service as President of the National Association of Water Companies, chairman of the board of The Water Research Foundation, member of the board and Executive Committee of the American Water Works Association, chairman of the board of the New Jersey Utilities Association, board member and Treasurer of Raritan Bay Medical Center and board member and Treasurer of Court Appointed Special Advocates of Middlesex County, New Jersey.
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