A Medford, Massachusetts-based general contractor tapped a former Suffolk executive as its new chief financial officer to help steer its next phase of growth, according to a May 20 news release sent to Construction Dive.

Bond Brothers recently appointed Suzanne Roeder to the role as the firm expands its presence in healthcare, infrastructure, life sciences and power construction along the East Coast. The construction firm reported more than $800 million in revenue in 2024, according to the release.

Roeder most recently served as chief growth officer at Boston-based Suffolk Construction. Prior to that, she served as chief business operations officer at ecommerce startup Perch, where she helped grow revenue from $30 million to nearly $500 million. While there, she managed over 35 acquisitions and led the development of Perch’s international expansion strategy.

Earlier in her career, Roeder also served as the chief operating officer at Bain & Company, a Boston-based consulting firm, before rising to executive vice president of global strategic initiatives. During her tenure at the firm, she achieved the highest profit-per-partner and employee engagement scores of any Bain location, according to the release.

“Suzanne’s appointment reflects our commitment to modernizing the way we think about growth and financial leadership,” said Tony Bond, CEO and president of Bond Brothers, in the release. “Her strategic vision, combined with her proven ability to drive organizational performance across multiple functions, strongly supports our efforts toward continued geographic and service expansion, optimized customer service and experiences, and overall profitability.”

Roeder succeeds Richard Small, who is retiring after leading the company through several years of record-setting performance. Roeder holds a Master of Business Administration from the MIT Sloan School of Management and a Bachelor of Science in systems engineering from the University of Virginia.