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Jewel Mastrodonato | Dixon Schwabl
By: Daily Record Staff//November 17, 2016//
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Public relations agency Dixon Schwabl has hired Jewel Mastrodonato as director of first impressions. Mastrodonato is responsible for facilitating communication between the agency, clients and other contacts; coordinating meetings; and assisting and supporting the agency with administrative tasks.
Mastrodonato comes to the Dixon Schwabl team from Ryder Integrated Logistics, where she served as administrative assistant and central dispatch, responsible for communicating effectively with dispatchers, coordinating schedules and running daily reports. She earned her bachelor’s degree in psychology from The College at Brockport and is pursuing a bachelor’s degree in visual communications and graphic design at Monroe Community College. She resides in Walworth.
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