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Posted: September 9, 2013
The Icon Companies hires Hucko as licensed sales representative
Mark Hucko has joined The Icon Companies as a licensed sales representative, specializing in commercial real estate development and marketing in the Central New York region.
"We're pleased to have added Mark Hucko to our team," said Graziano Zazzara Jr., president of The Icon Companies. "His skills set and experience are extremely well-suited for our firm."
Previously, Hucko was with Windstream Communications where he was charged with sales and account development with enterprise customers throughout New York State. He's also worked with Time Warner Cable Sports Channel in television production.
Hucko graduated from St. John Fisher College with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communications/Journalism. A resident of Fayetteville, N.Y., he serves as an assistant coach of the boys' basketball team at his alma mater, Bishop Grimes High School.
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