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Why the Pest Control Industry Keeps Winning Through Every Economy

Kenneth Krause, CFO of Rollins, Inc., joined J.D. Durkin after ringing the closing bell to discuss the company’s upcoming Investor Day and the long-term strength of the pest control industry. Krause highlighted Rollins’ remarkable track record, noting that the company has performed in the 99th percentile of S&P 500 companies over the past 26 years. But for Krause, the real excitement lies ahead, as Rollins continues to focus on future growth opportunities, expanding its team, and strengthening its position as one of the world’s leading pest control providers.

Krause explained that the pest control business remains highly resilient because it protects people’s health, property, and brands, making it essential regardless of economic conditions. He pointed to Rollins’ ability to grow through major challenges including the financial crisis, industrial slowdowns, and the COVID-19 pandemic as proof of the company’s durable business model. The company has now achieved nearly 25 consecutive years of annual revenue growth and over 100 straight quarters of growth, underscoring the consistency of the business even during uncertain times.

Mergers and acquisitions have also played a major role in Rollins’ expansion, with the company acquiring more than 100 businesses over the past three years. Krause emphasized that the focus is not simply on buying companies, but on bringing talented people and strong cultures into the Rollins family. He also stressed the importance of investing in employees, sharing that Rollins aims for every team member to have a personalized development plan by 2028. With more than 22,000 teammates across the organization and strong employee ownership in company stock, Krause says Rollins’ culture and customer service remain key competitive advantages driving the company forward.

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