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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: October 22, 2021
Campot joins CM&B as senior vice president
Danvers, MA According to CM&B, Carolyn Campot has joined the team as senior vice president, focusing her efforts towards expanding CM&B’s sales & marketing presence in the New England and national client markets.
Campot has deep roots in the construction industry, leading business development initiatives, marketing strategies, and strategic planning efforts for companies such as William A. Berry & Son, Inc. (Berry), Suffolk, and Commodore Builders. Bringing forward her many years of experience in the healthcare, education, and science & technology sectors, Campot will be a valuable asset in supporting a new level of growth for CM&B.
“Her vast experience coupled with her commitment to achieving excellence is a perfect fit with CM&B’s People. Building. business philosophy.”said Kevin Puopolo, chief executive officer & founder at CM&B.
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