Bobby Kutteh, President/CEO

Bobby Kutteh graduated from Wake Forest University (Winston-Salem, N.C.) in 1978. He received his Masters in Business Administration from The University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, N.C. in 1980.

Upon graduation, Bobby began his career with American Hospital Supply (now Baxter International) as a field representative. He held various management positions, including Vice President of Sales, throughout his seven year tenure.

In 1987, he was appointed Vice President of Marriott's Facilities Management Division (currently Sodexho/Marriott). In this role, he worked directly for Graeme Crothall. Together, with a number of current Crothall Services Group personnel, they grew Marriott's business to more than $400 million in annual revenues.

From 1991 until 1995, Bobby was Executive Vice President of McGaw, Inc., a $350 million Intravenous Solution manufacturer. In March of 1993, McGaw successfully completed an Initial Public offering and in March, 1994, McGaw consummated its merger with IVAX, a generic drug manufacturer based in Miami.

In 1995, McGaw was sold to B. Braun Medical, the tenth largest healthcare manufacturer in the world. Bobby was appointed Chief Operating Officer for its $700 million United States operations and was responsible for day to day operations. At the same time, Bobby served as a member of the Crothall Board of Directors.

In September 1999, Bobby joined Crothall Services Group as President and COO, responsible for general oversight of all company operations and sales.

In February 2003, Bobby was promoted to President and Chief Executive Officer. Crothall is recognized as the leading facilities management provider within the healthcare market and enjoys annual revenues of nearly $900 million.

Bobby and his family live outside of Philadelphia and he is based in our corporate office in Wayne, Pennsylvania.