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GRP|WEGMAN Welcomes Pamela Aman as Chief Financial Officer

September 25, 2025

Pam brings 25+ years of financial leadership experience to support continued growth at GRP|WEGMAN.

Bethalto, IL – GRP|WEGMAN, a leading provider of innovative facility and energy solutions, today announced the appointment of Pam Aman as Chief Financial Officer. Aman brings over 25 years of distinguished financial leadership experience to the role, positioning the company for continued growth and expansion.

"Pam's extensive experience and proven track record make her an invaluable addition to our leadership team," said Chris Ammann, President of GRP|WEGMAN. "Her expertise will be instrumental as we continue building on our 70-year legacy of delivering exceptional quality and service to our clients."

Previously, Aman provided comprehensive audit, accounting, tax, and business advisory services across diverse industries including construction, real estate, and manufacturing. Her CPA credentials and commitment to precision and client success align perfectly with GRP|WEGMAN's values of transparency, integrity, and long-term client relationships.

Her leadership comes at a strategic time as GRP|WEGMAN continues to expand its infrastructure solutions and deepen its impact across multiple markets. GRP|WEGMAN’s core services include facility and energy performance; sustainable solar and microgrid solutions; complete water and wastewater solutions; design-build services; facility services including HVACR and plumbing; custom electrical design and installation; and industrial maintenance, construction and fabrication.

"GRP|WEGMAN's unwavering commitment to customers and focus on building lasting relationships founded on quality and integrity truly sets us apart," said Pam Aman. “I’m proud to serve a team where collaborative creativity fuels innovation.”

About GRP|WEGMAN

GRP|WEGMAN is a leading provider of turn-key facility, infrastructure, and energy solutions for educational, municipal, commercial, and industrial sectors. With a rich history of innovation and service reaching back to 1938, GRP|WEGMAN empowers local communities across the U.S. via its core services including facility and energy performance; sustainable solar and geothermal energy solutions; complete water and wastewater solutions; design-build services; facility services including HVACR and plumbing; custom electrical design, installation, and design; industrial maintenance, construction and fabrication; and other methods of solving customer challenges. GRP|WEGMAN continues its unwavering commitment to quality, integrity, and long-term customer partnerships. For more information, visit grpwegman.com.

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Erica Weber, Director of Communication, eweber@grpwegman.com.

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