Chase Selby has been named president of CTEH of North Little Rock. In his new role, he will oversee the company’s strategic growth, finances and operations. “As president, he will continue to drive innovation, operational excellence and client-focused solutions,” Vijay Manthripragada, president and CEO of Montrose Environmental Group, parent company of CTEH, said in a news release announcing Selby’s promotion. “His deep understanding of the business and industry make him the ideal person to guide the CTEH team into the future.”
Selby joined CTEH in 2007 as an environmental scientist. He was then promoted to senior manager of the emergency response program in 2010 and then to director of the disaster recovery program in 2016. He became senior vice president in 2022, a position he has held until his appointment to president. Throughout his career, Selby has garnered extensive experience in environmental health and safety, industrial hygiene and emergency response.
Selby received his Bachelor of Science in environmental science from the University of Central Arkansas in Conway.
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