Concurrent Technologies Corp. has recently made changes to its leadership team to support its growth and strategic initiatives. Susan Van Scoyoc has been promoted to vice president of the firm’s energy, resilience and sustainability division, moving up from her previous role as executive director. Kevin Pudliner has also been promoted to vice president of CTC’s IT division, after previously serving as executive director. These changes come as George Appley resigns from his position as chief operating officer after 34 years with the company, transitioning into a senior adviser role.
These promotions and leadership changes will take effect on July 1 as part of CTC’s efforts to streamline its leadership team. With the elimination of the COO role, the new vice presidents will report directly to CEO Ed Sheehan Jr. This reorganization aims to enhance the company’s operational efficiency and drive future growth.
Overall, these changes reflect CTC’s commitment to developing its internal talent and positioning the company for success in the evolving market landscape. The leadership team at CTC is focused on driving innovation and delivering value to its clients and stakeholders in the coming years.
