Our Team

Chris spent his childhood summers sweeping the floors in Camio's Hyde Park workshop and going on the crew’s morning English muffin run. Many years, and more cups of coffee than you can count, later Chris is now the President and co-owner of Camio Custom Cabinetry.

Chris graduated from Bentley University in 1990 with a degree in Accounting and spent two years working for a CPA firm. When Camio expanded to its new headquarters in Weymouth in 1991, he joined the company for three years to modernize the computer and accounting systems and develop the company's marketing strategy. During this time he passed the Massachusetts CPA exam and left to work in the accounting field to complete the requirements for his Certified Public Accountant (CPA) certificate.

After earning his CPA certificate, Chris worked as a Financial Controller in the private sector for several years, but eventually, he found himself drawn again to the family business. In 2004, Chris returned to Camio as Vice President of Marketing to expand Camio's presence throughout New England and the Mid-Atlantic region. It wasn't long before the company grew and his role evolved to Vice President of Operations. Chris and Michael Shea purchased the business in 2011.

Chris recently completed the Small Business Association Emerging Leaders program as well as the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses Program. He served on the Board of Directors for the Massachusetts chapter of the National Kitchen and Bath Association for four years, including President of the Board from 2016-2017.

Chris played hockey from the time he could strap on skates all the way through his years on the Bentley University hockey team. These days you are more likely to find him cycling around New England. His bike treks have included riding from Boston to New York three times in the Boston-New York AIDS Ride, Boston to Vermont in the Alzheimer’s Association Memory Ride in honor of his late mother, completing the Pan Mass Challenge eleven times, as well as two trips up Mount Washington in the annual Mt. Washington Bicycle Hill Climb race.

Chris's two children, Connor and Celia, have kept him busy for the last 17 years, but he still found time to make a real difference in his community. In 2000, Chris founded Trips For Kids-Boston fundraising, organizing, promoting, and operating mountain biking trips for underprivileged children throughout the Boston area. In 2003, Chris was awarded the Neighborhood Hero Award from the Massachusetts Governor’s Committee on Physical Fitness and Sports and also the Boston Celtics Heroes Among us Award for his work with Trips For Kids, as well as for raising over $50,000 for various charities on cycling rides.

Rob has been in the architectural millwork industry for over 17 years working for various different companies. He began his career as a draftsman with Apex Millwork and worked his way into a project management position. Prior to joining Camio, Rob worked as a project manager for T & C Woodworking, Unique Woodworking, & American Milling. In October of 2012, Rob joined Camio Custom Cabinetry as General Manager. Rob’s vast experience in commercial construction has enabled Camio to grow the expanding custom commercial division of Camio Custom Cabinetry as well as aid in the day-to-day operations of the company.

Rob is a Boston sports fan with a true passion for the game of hockey and the Bruins. Outside of work, Rob spends his time with his wife Christine, his daughter Keagan, his son Kason, and his dog Remy. Rob will often be found spending his time in the hockey rink coaching both his daughter and son’s hockey teams, or the baseball and softball fields coaching his son’s baseball team and his daughter’s softball team. Rob is also a board member of Canton Youth Hockey and Canton Little League.

Rob’s goal on all projects is to make sure that his customers’ needs are met and exceeded. Proper planning at the beginning of a project makes for a successful ending.