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ISS North America appoints Stolarski president of Eastern U.S. Division

Joe Stolarski

Manhattan, NY ISS has appointed industry veteran Joe Stolarski as president of its newly-established East Division for ISS North America. As ISS continues to grow its foothold in the U.S. market, this move underscores ISS’ commitment to curated, client-centric facility management and food service offerings that combine innovative experiences and operational excellence across the region, and nationally.

In this newly-created role, Stolarski will lead the ISS North America business in the eastern U.S. as it shapes spaces for people and businesses to thrive. Stolarski will focus on fostering client development, driving business growth and delivering exceptional experiences for clients and their employees through innovative dining solutions, flawlessly functioning facilities, warm and helpful front-office and back-of-house support, seamless technology experiences, spotless cleaning and more.

Stolarski spent most of his 25-year career at JLL, where he held several senior leadership roles including chief revenue officer, corporate solutions and president, corporate accounts. Among other accomplishments in those positions, he spearheaded corporate strategy development and execution, leading global teams in alignment of capabilities around new business, client retention and account expansion.

Most recently, Stolarski served as CEO of Integrated Smart Solutions at Kterio, a building systems technology startup operating in the U.S. and Europe. There, he optimized operations, strengthened client relationships, and positioned the company for sustained growth.

Steve Quick, CEO, ISS North America said, “Joe’s extensive experience and proven track record make him the ideal leader for this market and this moment. He knows what exceptional looks like, and how to deliver it for clients. He is well-positioned to drive innovation, operational excellence, and great results for our clients across the region.”

Stolarski said, “I am thrilled to join ISS. We have a robust platform with curated services and an incredible team of placemakers that enable delivery of exceptional solutions for our clients. ISS understands the modern worker and the experience they have come to expect. Our century-old legacy of delivering quality, consistent experiences around the globe, combined with the knowledge of our local teams, enables us to provide both a hospitality-focused approach and consistency to the complex challenges clients face today in a way that is unique to the U.S. market.”

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