Henry Schein CEO to retire 

MELVILLE, N.Y. - Henry Schein CEO Stanley M. Bergman will retire at the end of the year after 45 years at the company, including more than 35 years in the top role. He will continue to lead the company until his retirement and will remain chairman of the board following his retirement. “With the progress made advancing our BOLD+1 strategic plan and with strong management in place, it is the right time for me to retire at the end of the year,” Mr. Bergman said. “I look forward to working with the Board to identify my successor and effect a smooth transition. Henry Schein has been my professional home for 45 years and I will conclude this chapter of my life with enormous gratitude for the opportunity to serve as CEO and with great confidence in the Company’s future.” The board has started a formal search process in conjunction with a nationally recognized executive search firm and will consider internal and external candidates. During Bergman’s tenure as CEO, Henry Schein’s revenue grew from $225 million in 1989 to almost $13 billion in 2024, representing an approximate compound annual growth rate of 17.5%. The company’s market capitalization grew from $290 million at the time of its IPO in 1995 to a current value of almost $9 billion. In a letter, Bergman thanked all of Team Schein for playing such an important role in building the company. “I am especially pleased to have worked with tens of thousands of incredibly committed and talented Team Schein Members who helped reimagine and reinvent Henry Schein’s role, from one of product delivery and logistics to one whose mission today is to help our over 1 million health care professionals operate better and more efficient practices so our customers can concentrate on delivering the best quality patient care.”