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Posted: December 13, 2022
Mark Design Studios hires five to support growth
Hicksville, NY Mark Design Studios recently hired several new employees to support its growth into 2023:
- Maria Adesso was hired as office administrator. She was previously lead office administrator at 3D Imaging Center, Inc. in Lynbrook, NY.
- Fiona Kika was hired as assistant project manager. She was previously a student at the Fashion Institute of Technology and graduted in May 2022.
- Maria Lazaridis was hired as assistant project manager. She was previously a student at New York Institute of Technolgy and gradted in May 2022.
- Michael Richtman was hired as project architect. He was previously a project architect at Notaro Group Assoiciates in Glen Head, NY.
- Jonathan Badger was hired as project manager. He was previously a senior project manager at Oyster Bay Drafting & Architecture.
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