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Acella Construction welcomes back LaVangie as vice president of sales and marketing

Ryan LaVangie

Rockland, MA According to Acella Construction Corporation, a leader in construction management throughout greater Boston, Ryan LaVangie has returned as vice president of sales and marketing.

In this executive leadership role, LaVangie is responsible for developing and implementing Acella’s sales strategies, branding initiatives, and marketing programs, including advertising, public relations, web site, and social media activities. LaVangie also leads recruitment across all departments, ensuring the firm attracts and retains top talent. 

LaVangie initially joined Acella Construction in September of 2018 before taking a brief hiatus in June of 2024. 

A graduate of the University of Massachusetts Isenberg School of Management, LaVangie is active in several industry associations, including International Interior Design Association (IIDA), International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC), Commercial Real Estate Development Association (NAIOP), Building Owners and Managers Association (BOMA), and the South Shore Chamber of Commerce.

“I am excited to be back at Acella and delighted for the opportunity to further expand the company’s growth in ground-up construction and key vertical markets, while executing the strategic initiatives of Acella’s new owners,” said LaVangie. “I look forward to collaborating with the new ownership and the executive team to drive innovation, strengthen industry partnerships, and contribute to Acella’s continued success.” 

“Ryan’s return to Acella is a tremendous asset for our company,” said Saul Schrader, president at Acella Construction. “His leadership, industry expertise, and strategic vision will further enhance our efforts in sales, marketing, and business development. We are excited to have him back and look forward to the impact he will make as we continue to grow and evolve.”
 

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