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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: July 18, 2025
CM&B promotes Guillaume to senior vice president of accounting and finance
Beverly, MA CM&B has promoted Karen Guillaume to senior vice president of accounting and finance. This well-deserved promotion is a recognition of her exemplary leadership, deep financial expertise, and significant contributions to the success and stability of the firms financial operations.
Guillaume’s efforts have been instrumental in optimizing financial strategies, improving processes, and ensuring the continued success of the company. Through her strategic vision and dedication, she has built a strong foundation for the company’s financial operations, which has been key to driving growth and achieving our business objectives.
In her new role, Guillaume will continue to drive the strategic direction of the accounting and finance teams, ensuring they stay on track for continued growth, operational excellence, and financial stability. Her leadership will be pivotal as they explore new opportunities and tackle future challenges.
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