Every month, Dixon Schwabl honors an outstanding employee with the coveted Jaz Janie Award. The award was created to commemorate Dixon Schwabl Public Relations Vice President Jane​“Janie” Argenta, who passed away in September 2009. Jane was a fun-loving, compassionate and hardworking professional who touched the lives of many.

The June Jaz Janie recipient is Public Relations Assistant Alyssa Whitley. 

The Telly Awards honor excellence in video and television across all screens, across the country. Dixon Schwabl’s Studio Production team is thrilled to share it has been recognized with seven Telly Awards, including four Gold Telly winners. 

“At first thought, it might seem we like we need to reimagine every aspect of our workplaces as we plan and prepare to phase back into business as the pandemic restrictions are loosened. But really, though there will be many physical and procedural changes, your core values and company culture should remain the same, guiding your decisions and perhaps leading to exciting new paradigms.”

In her column in the Rochester Business Journal, Lauren discusses best practices for maintaining a strong company culture.

Shane Grant has many titles: Mrs. and Mom at Home. Vice President Account Operations at Dixon Schwabl. And the latest added to her resume … #PorchCookie Baker!

Our team is getting ready for Monday’s webinar with Michael Bush and Lauren Dixon is promoting this rare opportunity for businesses to learn from this global expert. It’s not too late to sign up today! 

The Rochester Business Journal turned to a few CEOs, proven successful leaders, for their views on how businesses in the Rochester region are facing obstacles they have never had to overcome before. Lauren Dixon shared her wisdom learned through her experiences in hopes of helping other businesses, large and small, to cope with the economic crisis caused by the pandemic.