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CM&B promotes Tassinari to executive vice president and chief operating officer

Tom Tassinari

Boston, MA CM&B has promoted Tom Tassinari to executive vice president and chief operating officer (COO). In this role, Tassinari will oversee the internal operations of the Boston and New York offices, managing critical departments. His promotion is a direct reflection of the incredible leadership, dedication, and strategic contributions he has made throughout his 15 years with the company.

Tassinari has been instrumental in driving operational efficiency, fostering a culture of collaboration, and delivering successful projects. His hands-on approach and attention to detail have ensured that projects are executed flawlessly from start to finish, providing clients with exceptional results every time.

As EVP and COO, Tassinari will continue to refine and align operations to ensure they meet the highest standards of excellence. His strategic vision for the company, along with his unwavering commitment to People.Building, will be key as they continue to grow and evolve. Tassinari’s dedication to developing team members, nurturing their growth, and empowering them to succeed is a core part of his leadership style.

Under Tassinari’s guidance, CM&B is confident that they will reach new milestones, strengthen their position in the industry, and achieve continued success.

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