This morning's Maine Sunday Telegram had a nice feature on Andi Vigue succeeding his father as president and CEO of Maine's largest construction firm.
The younger Vigue became president and chief operating officer of the employee-owned Cianbro on Jan. 1. His father, Peter G. Vigue, left the president's office to become the company's chairman of their board of directors.
"We're not changing, we are transitioning leadership," said Andi, 37. "Our core values are going to be the same."
Andi's transition into his father's role begins the company's move to its third generation of leadership, from the original Cianchette brothers, to Pete and now to Andi.
From an early age, Andi worked in different parts of the trades, pouring concrete, cleaning equipment and eventually running operations. In many ways, he's been prepared to take the leadership position since.
You can read the entire article, here.
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