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Amanda Maxim | Dixon Schwabl
By: Daily Record Staff//April 14, 2017//
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Amanda Maxim has joined Dixon Schwabl as media strategist. Maxim oversees all media activities for Frontier Communications in all markets across the United States. She works closely with the traditional and digital media buying teams, as well as the account services and analytics departments, to ensure the completion of all media campaigns. Maxim joins Dixon Schwabl from Pro-MECH Learning systems, where she served as the director of sales and marketing, overseeing all company sales and marketing activities. She earned her bachelor’s degree in business administration with a concentration in marketing from SUNY Fredonia. She lives in Fairport with her husband, Micah, and their twin boys Logan and Carter.
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