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Justin Dusett | Dixon Schwabl
By: Daily Record Staff//March 3, 2017
Dixon Schwabl announced the hire of Justin Dusett as graphic designer for content marketing. Dusett is responsible for developing and producing innovative work for the agency’s integrated teams. He will work closely with creative team members and collaborate with the digital and social media teams to create graphics that relate to current events and immediate trends. Dusett brings a wealth of experience in design, previously serving as creative director for Upstate Social Sessions and co-founder and designer for Explore Rochester. He earned his associate degree in marketing and commercial illustration from Monroe Community College. He lives in the city of Rochester.
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