Exhibit 99.1
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
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Taylor Morrison Welcomes Starbucks Executive to Board of Directors
Heather Ostis joins homebuilders board with extensive Fortune 500 experience in supply chain management
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz., Feb. 4, 2025 Taylor Morrison (NYSE: TMHC), a national homebuilder and land developer, has appointed Starbucks Executive
Heather Ostis to its Board of Directors effective March 1, 2025.
Ms. Ostis demonstrated leadership in global procurement and
supply chain are integral functions for new construction and homebuilding. She currently serves as chief procurement officer, global supply chain for Starbucks, with previously held roles for Delta Airlines, Aramark and Wyndham Worldwide.
As we look to the next evolution of our board, we feel privileged to draw upon Ms. Ostis experience in areas critical to the homebuilding
process that will ultimately help us better serve the business, said Taylor Morrison Chairman and CEO Sheryl Palmer.
This takes Taylor
Morrisons board composition from eight to nine members, with world-class talent bringing an increased range of skills and experience.
This
addition further demonstrates the Companys commitment to understanding the evolving consumer demographics and assuring our Board has the knowledge as we continue to see shifts in the purchase and borrowing decisions on homes today,
Palmer added.
With my career dedicated to guiding Fortune 500 companies through global supply chain transformations, there was a natural draw for
me to want to join Taylor Morrison, said Ms. Ostis. Homebuilding has one of the most complicated supply chains and I look forward to lending my insight to the talented team as they navigate the complex world of national
procurement.
This announcement comes shortly after the appointment of Fletcher Previn to the board on Dec. 1, 2024.
Mr. Previn currently serves as chief information officer for Cisco, with previous roles held at IBM and Walmart. Mr. Previns deep tenure in driving information technology simplification and secure IT infrastructures at scale brings
critical perspective to Taylor Morrisons IT and cybersecurity functions.