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Belkin promoted to partner at The Mufson Partnership

The Mufson Partnership, an architecture firm specializing in corporate interior and residential design, has named Julia Belkin a partner. In her new status, Belkin joins co-founders Larry Mufson and Ed Von Sover, and Stan Judovits. She came to the firm in 1998, and most recently held the title of principal. "Julia has proven invaluable to the growth and development of the firm over the past 13 years," said Larry Mufson, co-founder and partner of The Mufson Partnership. "She is a brilliant marketing and new-business professional - second to none - and an essential member of the Mufson team. We congratulate her on this well-deserved promotion and celebrate her success." Belkin began her tenure at the firm as manager of business development. Over the years, she has been responsible for generating new business, organizing marketing campaigns and promoting recently completed projects. She has played an integral role in the firm's business growth and has become a well known and respected figure in the industry.
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