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CM&B named one of The Boston Globe’s Top Places to Work

Beverly, MA Construction Management and Builders, Inc. (CM&B) has been recognized as one of the Top Places to Work in Massachusetts by The Boston Globe, placing third amongst medium-sized companies out of more than 300 entrants. This distinction underscores CM&B’s commitment to being a destination employer, now with a growing team of more than 135 employees.

The annual Top Places to Work list is based on surveys conducted by Energage, which gathered feedback from more than 120,000 employees across 314 organizations statewide. Companies were evaluated on leadership, values, training, benefits, and workplace culture. CM&B stood out as the highest-ranked construction management company across all size categories, reinforcing its unique position in the industry.

“At CM&B, People.Building. is more than a philosophy – it’s the foundation of who we are,” said Tim Puopolo, executive vice president of CM&B. “This recognition validates what we’ve always believed: our people are our greatest asset. We’ve invested in our team, our facilities, and our future to create an environment where individuals thrive, careers grow, and excellence is the standard. Our goal has always been to deliver unmatched value to our clients – and that starts with our people. A thriving workplace creates empowered teams who bring that value to every project.”

CM&B’s company philosophy, People.Building., reflects its unwavering commitment to excellence, relationships, and delivering lasting value. CM&B doesn’t just build buildings—it builds people, fosters collaboration, and creates opportunities for growth. This approach has earned CM&B long-term partnerships and a reputation for operational excellence, innovation, and care that sets a higher standard for the industry.

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