Pritchard Industries, a leading provider of integrated facility and engineering services and a portfolio company of Littlejohn & Co., LLC, announces the appointment of Atlanta resident Thorsten Koch as Chief Financial Officer. 

“We are excited to welcome Thorsten to the Pritchard leadership team,” says Erin Meehan, Chief Executive Officer of Pritchard Industries. “Thorsten’s financial acumen and global operational expertise positions us strongly as we continue to expand our platform, serve customers across regulated and mission-critical sectors, and drive long-term value.” 

Koch brings a global background in corporate finance and operational leadership, having built and led financial teams across North America, Europe and South America. With deep expertise in mergers and acquisitions, ERP implementations, strategic planning and financial infrastructure, he has guided organizations through complex growth, integrations and transformative change. Koch combines a global perspective with strong local execution, and is recognized for his agile, people-centered leadership style. 

“Thorsten will help advance Pritchard’s strategic agenda,” says Meehan, who joined Pritchard as CEO in 2023, after more than 20 years with Compass Group, “including expanding into compliance-driven verticals, accelerating bundled service offerings, driving commercial and operational excellence, and supporting initiatives that broaden the company’s geographic reach and service capabilities.” 

Pritchard Industries provides janitorial, engineering, metal and marble maintenance, exterior and specialty services to more than 1,000 clients across 26 states. Its clients include commercial office buildings, education and government facilities, sports and entertainment venues, medical complexes and industrial facilities. The company employs more than 10,000 team members who deliver consistent service excellence every day. 

Littlejohn & Co., LLC is a Greenwich, Connecticut-based investment firm focused on private equity and debt investments in middle-market companies. With approximately $8 billion of regulatory assets under management, the firm seeks to build sustainable success for its portfolio companies through a disciplined approach to engineering change.