The Rosenblum Companies has announced Christine Jaworski as the organization’s most recent addition to its growing team in the newly created position of Marketing Associate. She will be responsible for supporting the growing organization’s marketing, client engagement and business development efforts, and brings experience in preservation and symbology in building design to the role.

Jaworski is a graduate of Syracuse University, and went on to receive a masters in arts management from HEC Montreal, where she studied management techniques and creative marketing practices. She held positions at two American embassies and conducted her thesis research on an initiative of the Bureau of Overseas Building Operations to use architecture and design in American embassies abroad to bolster international relations and symbolically integrate national values.

After completing her graduate program, Jaworski became the Administrative and Program Coordinator at Historic Albany Foundation and later, the Assistant Director at Sorelle Gallery, where she focused on digital marketing.

“Christine’s varied experience in marketing, outreach, and historic preservation combined with her scholarly interest in the impact of building design on communities will enable her to bring a unique perspective to the role,” said Seth Rosenblum, Chief Executive Officer of The Rosenblum Companies. “She is a welcome addition to our team.”

The hire comes on the heels of a number of significant developments for The Rosenblum Companies, including a recent groundbreaking for an extensive renovation and expansion of Downtown Troy’s historic Troy Record Building into 101 residential apartments and ground floor retail, and the conversion of a Save-A-Lot that was last used for office space into a full service discount grocery store.

The Rosenblum Companies was also named one of the “2015 Best Places to Work in the Capital Region“ by the Albany Business Review. Click here to learn more about Rosenblum’s growing team and company values.