10 Minutes With: Sheryne Cadicamo

Meet Sheryne Cadicamo, an Account Director at RedCloud who brings equal parts strategy, empathy, and creativity to every client relationship. With a passion for connecting talented consultants to meaningful work, Sheryne plays a vital role in guiding our Sales & Marketing and Privacy practices —ensuring the impact of each project is both measurable and deeply human.

In this edition of 10 Minutes With, she shares how she's helping elevate RedCloud’s consulting approach from executional to transformational, what she’s learning as she expands into new service areas, and how her creative past as a professional photographer still influences her perspective on the world.

Describe your role and what you do in a nutshell: 

I’m an Account Director, where I get to do what I love most, connect smart, capable consultants with enterprise clients to solve real business challenges. I help manage teams in marketing, operations, and privacy workstreams, ensuring our client work is not only strategic and efficient but also deeply impactful. I see myself as a bridge, supporting our clients in reaching their goals while championing our consultants so they feel empowered and successful in their roles. 

What do you aim to accomplish professionally this year? 

This year, I’m focused on really getting under the hood of RedCloud’s unique offerings so I can clearly articulate the value we bring in every conversation. I aim to drive thoughtful growth, rekindling past relationships, expanding the scope of our current work, and exploring new areas where we can make a meaningful impact. A significant personal goal is to help shift our engagements from being purely transactional to more transformational, fostering stronger alignment between our consultants and client strategy so that the work feels purposeful and elevated. 

What are you most proud of in your career so far? 

Without a doubt, it’s the trust I’ve built over time with clients. I’ve had the privilege of being invited to continue working with them as they’ve moved into new roles and companies, and to me, that’s the ultimate compliment. It tells me they don’t just see me as a vendor but as a true partner who’s invested in their success. 

Tell us about something interesting you’ve learned recently: 

Recently, I’ve been exploring RedCloud’s Business Transformation and Privacy practices, two areas that weren’t part of my original marketing and operations background but are increasingly critical for our clients. It has been fascinating to see how strategic and impactful these services are, especially in terms of privacy. I’ve gained a new appreciation for how businesses protect their customers and the significant investment that goes into getting it right. It’s deepened my understanding of what it means to be a truly trusted partner in today’s world. 

If you could suggest a book for the entire team to read, what would it be and why? 

Think Again by Adam Grant is at the top of my list. It’s a refreshing take on the power of rethinking, unlearning, and staying curious. He combines data and storytelling to demonstrate that flexible thinking leads to better decisions and more meaningful growth. In a technology environment where AI is changing how we work daily, we’re constantly adapting and solving new problems, that mindset is everything 

What’s a piece of obsolete technology you still have a soft spot for? 

Nothing specific that I keep around, but I always enjoy reminiscing about things like mixtapes, Rolodexes, and landlines. As a proud Gen Xer, I think there’s something charming and hilarious about explaining how we got through life without smartphones. It’s a great conversation starter with my kids. 

What’s one thing people don’t know about you that they’d be surprised to discover? 

Most people don’t know that I ran my own photography business for 15 years while raising my three kids. It was a creative outlet and a way to stay connected to storytelling and beauty during a busy season of life. That creative thread still shows up in other parts of my life, from home design to cooking to the occasional painting project. 

What are you passionate about or enjoy outside of work? 

I feel a lot of joy when I’m outside in the sunshine, walking through the woods, by the ocean, or anywhere I can move my body and clear my mind. I’m a big fan of Pilates and have been incorporating strength training to maintain my strength and stay energized. I also love to cook and host, especially when it means gathering friends and family around for a good meal and great conversation. And while I don’t do it professionally anymore, I still love picking up my camera for portrait sessions during life’s big moments (or quiet ones).