ATI Restoration (ATI), a leader in restoration, environmental, and reconstruction services, proudly announces the appointment of Gabe Diab as the company’s new Chief Financial Officer. With over two decades of experience in financial and operational leadership across Fortune 500 companies and private equity-backed businesses, Gabe brings a track record of driving transformation and growth to ATI.

Most recently, Gabe served as CFO and COO of Ascential Technologies, where he successfully integrated 18 acquisitions and led a comprehensive initiative that delivered substantial improvements in working capital and operational efficiency. Prior to that, he held the role of Executive Vice President and CFO at Dematic Corporation, a $5 billion global enterprise, where he was instrumental in doubling order intake and enhancing profitability, while navigating the challenging COVID-19 pandemic. 

Throughout his career, Gabe has consistently demonstrated an ability to turn complexity into opportunity, a quality that aligns with ATI’s mission. His expertise in financial strategy and operational excellence will be critical as ATI continues its expansion and works to align its operations efficiently while maintaining focus on long-term growth.

“We’re excited to have Gabe on board,” said David Carpenter, CEO of ATI. “He brings a strong track record of leading and building great teams that support the field in delivering consistent results—exactly what we need as we grow and evolve. Gabe’s leadership will help us invest in our future which will improve operations and client outcomes.”

About ATI Restoration

ATI Restoration improves the lives of its customers by helping them recover from property damage. The company, which started out as a family-owned business in 1989, has grown to become one of the largest restoration companies in the U.S., with more than 70 locations from coast to coast. The company uses cutting-edge technology to serve both residential and commercial customers, primarily in the wake of water, fire, or other environmental damage, and differentiates itself through its end-to-end restoration offerings that span everything from initial disaster mitigation to final reconstruction.