Lisa Marsh hails from Savannah, Georgia, driven by growth, leadership, and making a meaningful impact. Starting her accounting career in 2013, she joined Superior in March 2020 during the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. As Accounting Manager for the Mechanical Division, Lisa brings extensive experience in accounting and finance across construction, nonprofit, and energy services sectors.

With a Bachelor of Business Administration in Management from the University of Alaska Anchorage and a Master of Science in Management from Texas A&M University, Lisa has a solid foundation in financial strategy and leadership. She is a Certified Payroll Professional (CPP) and holds a Six Sigma Green Belt Certification (CSSGB), underscoring her commitment to continuous improvement. Lisa’s dedication to excellence has earned her three Linc Circle of Excellence Awards and a nomination for Linc Accounting Manager of the Year.

Lisa’s management philosophy centers on clear communication, setting measurable goals, and fostering a collaborative work environment. She believes in leveraging technology, optimizing processes, and aligning accounting functions with long-term strategic goals. Beyond the technical aspects, Lisa values her team as individuals, emphasizing purpose-driven work and personal connections. “”We are not machines. We are humans who thrive when we feel connected to a purpose,”” she asserts, driving her commitment to show her team the impact of their contributions.

Encouraging her team to embrace challenges and learning opportunities, Lisa believes true leadership involves grace and understanding. By cultivating a culture of growth and resilience, she empowers her team to achieve new heights. As an accounting manager, Lisa sees herself as a bridge linking financial operations with other departments to unify the organization’s vision and purpose.

Lisa draws her greatest motivation from her family. As a wife and mother, she values balance, resilience, and leading by example. Outside of work, Lisa enjoys riding horses, reading, playing musical instruments with her daughter, and indulging in her guilty pleasure of cringe-worthy reality TV.