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Posted: March 13, 2008
Cammarata joins SG&A as director
Spagnolo Gisness & Associates, Inc. (SG&A) hired Aurora Cammarata as director of business development. Cammarata will lend her 21 years of business development and marketing experience in the A/E/C community to build upon SG&A's focus markets: office buildings, mixed-use, corporate interiors and multi-family residential design services. She will also make good use of her expertise to grow SG&A's share in the educational and medical office markets.
When asked what makes SG&A different from other design firms, Cammarata said, "Solving our clients' real estate and facilities challenges has always been the focus of SG&A's strategic approach to achieving good design."
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