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CPEX hires two associates: DiNuzzo and Schroeter

CPEX Real Estate Services is pleased to announce the hiring of two new Associates for its Operations Team. Alex DiNuzzo will assist CPEX with his experience in graphic design, and Samantha Schroeter will help with various marketing and administrative tasks. DiNuzzo previously worked in the Licensing Design industry as a product and packaging designer, working for clients such as Disney, Universal, Paramount, Marvel, Hasbro, Forever 21, and Nickelodeon, among others. His work has been displayed in major, national retail chains throughout the United States. He graduated from The Art Institute of NYC in 2011 with an AOS in Graphic Design. Schroeter graduated in 2014 with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from SUNY Oswego, where she received numerous awards for her achievements in college athletics and held multiple leadership roles on various athletic councils and leadership forums within the athletic department. She previously interned for a local Syracuse radio station assisting with the handling of marketing and advertising, coordinating events and public broadcasts, and public relations outreach. "With Alex and Samantha joining CPEX, we will be able to offer additional support to our sales teams in order to provide better service for our clients," said Gregory Roberts, Chief Operating Officer of CPEX.
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