Boyer

Vitale

Lefort

Procopio

Middleton,

MA

–

The

Procopio

Lefort joins Procopio from Veris

Companies has named Bryan Vitale chief investment officer and hired PJ Lefort as senior vice president, property operations, in a set of leadership appointments the firm says is designed to sharpen accountability, speed decision-making and strengthen alignment across the platform.

Samuelle Boyer has been promoted to vice president, people and workplace operations, and Greg Procopio’ s role has been refined to executive vice president, operational excellence, with a mandate to operate, scale, execute and continuously improve.

Vitale’ s promotion underscores the strategic importance of investments and capital deployment to Procopio’ s growth. Boyer’ s promotion recognizes people, workforce and organizational capabilities as a core business function.

Residential and brings a 25-year career in property management and operations. He will serve on the leadership team and lead the firm’ s operating platform as it grows.

“ These appointments sharpen how we deploy capital, develop our people, and operate at scale,” said Mike Procopio, president and CEO of The Procopio

Companies.“ Clearer accountability and stronger alignment across the platform put us in a better position to execute with discipline for 2027 and beyond.”

“ Elevating investments as a core leadership seat reflects how central capital allocation and disciplined deployment are to our growth,” said Vitale.“ The CIO role is about aligning strategy, underwriting, and execution so every decision advances a scalable, high-performing platform.”

Foxboro,

MA

–

Deborah

Finnigan,

PE,

has

joined

Weston

&

Sampson

as

a

senior

project

manager

with 30 years of experience

in

transportation

systems,

engineering, and construction

management,

including

site

plan review, roadway safety, and

transportation

safety

studies.

Finnigan

Marion, MA – South Coast Improvement Company( SCIC) has hired three new team members as the company continues to expand its project portfolio and

time Academy with a Bachelor of Science in International Maritime Business, Proctor also served as captain of the academy’ s football team.

operational capacity.

Daniel

Rodríguez

Lozano,

Joining SCIC are Timothy Faria, preconstruction assistant project manager; Zachary Proctor, assistant project manager; and

Faria

assistant project manager, brings a construction and civil engineering background to SCIC. His experience spans project management

Daniel

Rodríguez

Lozano,

, construction supervision,

assistant project manager.

estimating,

project

controls,

Timothy

Faria,

assistant

budgeting and resource management

project manager in SCIC’ s preconstruction department, joins the company with project management experience in the ship repair industry. Most recently serving as a project manager with

Conneaut

Creek

Ship

Repair, Faria led the end-to-end delivery of projects valued at approximately $ 7.5 million or more annually. His experience includes estimating and producing quotes, negotiating with vendors, coordinating regulatory

Proctor

. Most recently, he served as an assistant project manager with DML Builders in Plymouth, Massachusetts, where his responsibilities included construction supervision, estimates, drawings, architectural designs and project management. Earlier in his career, Rodríguez Lozano held construction management and public works leadership positions in Mexico. He earned his bachelor’ s degree in civil engineering from Universidad del Valle de México.

requirements,

and

managing

“ Our

continued

portfolio

large, schedule-driven projects. Faria is a 2020 graduate of Massachusetts Maritime Academy

Rodríguez Lozano

growth makes it essential that we invest in talented people who can help us maintain the

with a Bachelor of Science in International Maritime Business.

level of service and execution our clients expect,” said Matthew Smyth, senior vice

Zachary

Proctor,

operations

coordinator

president of operations at SCIC.“ Daniel,

,

joins

SCIC

following

Timothy and Zachary bring different

previous experience with the company

experiences and perspectives to our team,

through

an

eight-week

construction

but they share the qualities we value at

management rotation in 2025. During that program, Proctor gained exposure to business development, estimating, operations, safety and field operations while helping coordinate subcontractors and track project progress against schedule. A 2026 graduate of Massachusetts Mari-

SCIC— accountability, a willingness to learn and a commitment to getting the job done. Expanding our team with people of this caliber positions us to support our clients and sustain our growth without compromising the standards that have built our reputation.”