Rimkus announced a major leadership change today. Specifically, the firm appointed Matthew Cass as the new Chief Transformation Officer. They established this new role to strengthen their global enterprise platform. Currently, Rimkus is expanding its forensic and built-environment businesses. They also focus on growing their life sciences sector. Consequently, this appointment supports their worldwide strategic expansion.
“Matt is a proven leader with the judgment and operating discipline needed to drive our firm forward,” said Chris Rayasam, President and Chief Executive Officer of Rimkus. “He brings a thoughtful, practical approach to transformation that will help our organization move forward while continuing to focus on what is the most important for our company, which is our people and our clients.”
Scaling Operations and Technology
Cass previously worked at Consor in a senior role. There, he managed major enterprise transformation efforts. Furthermore, he held leadership positions at WSP. He managed regional operations and financial performance there. As the new Chief Transformation Officer, he focuses on strategy execution. Specifically, he strengthens internal systems and processes. He also leads the information technology function. Therefore, he oversees enterprise resource planning (ERP) implementations.
Additionally, he advances process improvements for better visibility. He ensures operational consistency across the whole organization. Furthermore, Cass collaborates with various internal leaders. He wants to update important tools and processes. For example, he uses advanced AI technologies to help new teams work together better.
“Rimkus is known for its technical depth and trusted advisory work across forensics, the built environment and life sciences,” said Cass. “My focus is on strengthening the operational foundation behind that work so teams can spend less time navigating systems and more time delivering high-quality outcomes for clients.”
Ultimately, this hire marks a new chapter. It ensures Rimkus remains a technical consulting leader.
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Source: Businesswire
