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Acella Construction Corp. names Brooks as controller/director of human services

Darla Brooks

Pembroke, MA According to Acella Construction Corp., a leader in construction management throughout greater Boston, Darla Brooks has been named as controller/director of human services.

In this dual role, she is responsible for preparing company financial statements, maintaining control of balance sheet and account reconciliations, administering human resources plans and procedures for all organization personnel, managing health and welfare plans, and a roster of additional duties.

Brooks started her construction career for Payton Construction, where she built her foundation of knowledge in construction accounting.  She joins Acella Construction with more than 27 years of experience in construction accounting and human resources, most recently as vice president of finance and human resources.

A graduate of Newbury College with a bachelor of science degree in Accounting.

“Joining an organization that fosters employee wellness and a collaborative team was incredibly important to me,” said Brooks.  “I’m thrilled to have found this type of culture at Acella Construction.”

“We’re delighted to announce Darla as Controller/Director of Human Services,” said Ryan LaVangie, vice president of sales & marketing for Acella Construction. “Her experience in the construction industry, knowledge of accounting functions and compliance regulations coupled with outstanding communications skills are certain to make her a highly valued member of our team.”

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