CWC Expands Senior Leadership Team

Coakley & Williams Construction (CWC) has grown significantly in recent years, expanding its capabilities and taking on increasingly large and complex projects. Building on that momentum, CWC has promoted four members of its leadership team Baboucarr Cham, Jon Fox, Sherry Kissal, and Lisa Schlossberg to Senior Vice President, recognizing their contributions to the company's success and expanding their leadership responsibilities to support its future.

Strengthening Leadership Across CWC

Baboucarr Cham and Jon Fox will jointly lead Construction Operations, providing coordinated oversight across CWC's project teams and market sectors. Their shared leadership will strengthen collaboration, improve consistency, and create greater opportunities for employees to gain experience across different types of projects.

Sherry Kissal will lead Business Acquisition, guiding CWC's business development and strategic growth efforts. Her focus will remain on strengthening client relationships and pursuing opportunities that align with the company's long-term direction.

Lisa Schlossberg will oversee Marketing & Communications and Human Resources, focusing on investing in CWC's people, strengthening its culture, and enhancing the employee experience. Her expanded role will also guide the company's brand and reputation, connecting its internal strengths with how CWC is represented in the marketplace.

 

“These leaders understand our business, our people, and the relationships that have made CWC successful, They’ve each played an important role in getting us where we are today, and I have a lot of confidence in their ability to take on these expanded responsibilities. I’m excited to see what they’ll accomplish.”
— Greg Harraka, President

These expanded leadership roles bring greater alignment across CWC, strengthening how we support our people and deliver for our clients.

 

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