Cathedral Corporation announces Promotion of Elizabeth (Liz) Rousseau to Vice President of Human Resources

Rousseau will lead Cathedral’s human resources function, including talent acquisition and management, organizational effectiveness, compensation and benefits, and compliance. She will report to Cathedral’s Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Marianne W. Gaige and become a member of the leadership team which develops the company’s strategic and operating plans

“People and culture are critical to the success of our team and our customers,” said Marianne W. Gaige, “Liz’s extensive industry experience and leadership skills will be invaluable as we continue to enhance and build our company, attract and retain top talent, and provide superior customer service and tailored products.”

Liz has served more than 10 years with Letter Concepts, which was acquired by Cathedral Corporation in June 2021. She brings experience in office management and employee relations and has been a licensed insurance agent for more than 25 years. Additionally, her responsibilities included the development, implementation, and administration of employee benefits as well as the commercial insurance needs of businesses.

Liz and her husband, Fran, reside in Wolcott, Connecticut, and together have three grown children and one granddaughter. Liz is very personable and easy to talk with. She prides herself on being accessible to employees and working to find solutions for better employee relations, benefits and communication.

About Cathedral Corporation

Recognized in the industry for on-time and error-free performance, Cathedral Corporation has more than 100 years of experience in providing Catholic churches and dioceses with stewardship support for their mission and ministry. The company employs more than 220 people and is headquartered in a 60,000-square-foot facility at Griffiss Business and Technology Park in Rome, New York, with additional facilities in Holbrook, New York, Lincoln, Rhode Island, Orlando, Florida, and now Kensington, Connecticut.