Susie Winston serves as Vice President of Finance and Comptroller at American Builders & Development Group, where she oversees the company's comprehensive financial operations and accounting practices.

With a steadfast commitment to fiscal responsibility and transparency, she ensures all financial reporting adheres to Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP), maintaining the highest standards of accuracy and compliance in the industry.

In her executive role, Susie leads a dynamic team of financial analysts who meticulously review project budgets, aligning financial resources with strategic objectives to optimize project outcomes.

Her expertise in construction finance enables her to implement robust systems for managing subcontractor, supplier, and consultant payments, ensuring smooth project execution through reliable payment processes.

In her executive role, Susie leads a dynamic team of financial analysts who meticulously review project budgets, aligning financial resources with strategic objectives to optimize project outcomes.

Beyond her financial oversight responsibilities, Susie has developed sophisticated financial control mechanisms that have strengthened the company's fiscal health while supporting its continued growth in the competitive construction and development sector. Her strategic approach to financial management has been instrumental in maintaining strong relationships with stakeholders across the construction supply chain.

Outside of her professional achievements, Susie leads a rich personal life centered around family and community. As a mother of two college students, she has balanced the demands of corporate leadership with family life. She shares her home with Lilly, her beloved Springer Spaniel, who brings joy and energy to the household.

Susie is also an accomplished bridge player. She regularly hosts tournaments that bring together a close-knit group of fellow bridge enthusiasts, fostering both competitive play and lasting friendships. These gatherings have become a cherished tradition, reflecting her ability to build and maintain meaningful connections both in and out of the boardroom.