Service Wire Company Appoints Strategic Advisor and Chief Financial Officer Roles

March 5, 2025

Service Wire has named current Executive Vice President, Chuck Oldaker, as Strategic Advisor to the President, and Rose Schilling as Chief Financial Officer.

Oldaker has served as Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer at Service Wire for the past two decades. Schilling comes to Service Wire with decades of high level financial management experience—most recently as Chief Financial Officer at EEW American Offshore Structures. 

“I am excited to have Chuck and Rose in these positions,” said Louis Weisberg, Service Wire President. “With their leadership, Service Wire is positioned for success for many years to come.”

In their respective roles, Oldaker will help determine the strategic direction of the company going forward, and Schilling will lead Service Wire in financial systems, technology initiatives, and HR programs.

For more information, visit the Service Wire Company website HERE.

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