T&M Associates, Middletown, a national consulting, environmental, engineering and construction management company, announced the promotions of John A. Cimino to Chief Strategy Officer, Lynn Spence to Chief People Officer and Violet Koehler to the Board of Directors.
“These promotions are reflective of the valuable contributions that John, Lynn and Violet have provided to the company and will round out the executive leadership team,” said Gary Dahms, T&M’s President and CEO. “This team of dedicated, highly skilled and forward-thinking professionals position T&M for the next generation of company growth and success.”
As the company’s first Chief Strategy Officer, Cimino will be focused on delivering the company growth objectives for the core practices and identifying potential emerging practices to drive future growth and expansion.
Being promoted from Director of Human Resources to Chief People Officer, Spence is responsible for developing and executing the firm’s human resources and marketing strategy in support of organizational goals.
Koehler joined T&M in early 2019 as Chief Financial Officer. She is a strategic addition to the Board of Directors, leading the planning and management of the firm’s financial performance.
The Keyport Bayfront Business Cooperative has announced that the Keyport Music Festival 2020 has been postponed and rescheduled for Oct. 9, 2021. The event features bluegrass, jazz and blues music.
Organizers of the event said that in the face of the 2020 coronavirus pandemic, the combination of large attendance and small venues has made staging the event this year too great a risk for artists, patrons, staff and the community.
Organizers said that in 2021, they hope to welcome back 2019 headliners Tony Trischka, Deadgrass, and Jay Unger and Molly Mason.
The Keyport Music Festival is presented by KBBC, the Business Improvement District for Keyport. Funding is provided by commercial property owners and business operators. The shops and businesses that make the festival possible remain open and welcome visitors to the borough.