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Madison Dixon-Schwabl | Dixon Schwabl
By: Daily Record Staff//April 14, 2017//
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Madison Dixon-Schwabl has joined Dixon Schwabl as executive assistant. Dixon-Schwabl keeps the executive team running smoothly by maintaining schedules and managing client and visitor needs. She works closely with the Dixon Schwabl leadership team to coordinate appointments, conferences and travel arrangements in addition to assisting team members with research projects. Prior to joining the agency, Dixon-Schwabl spent several months in the classroom as a student teacher in schools throughout Rochester, most recently serving as a preschool teacher at Doodlebugs. Dixon-Schwabl earned her bachelor’s degree in childhood and special education from St. John Fisher College. She lives in Canandaigua.
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