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Tuesday, June 21, 2016

Great Things at IONIC

We are really excited to announce the promotion of a few family members at Ionic DeZign Studios to leadership roles. It is with great pride we celebrate the following promotions:

Matthew Mazzoni, AIA, LEED AP, CCCA has been promoted to Director of Architecture for all of Ionic DeZign Studios. Matt has been with IONIC for five years and has excelled. He brings the best efficiency and productivity to our team. Matt will lead the firm's production into the future while continuing to focus on building client relationships and exceeding their expectations. He handles many of our financial institutional projects locally and in other areas including Florida, Texas, Rhode Island and Maryland. We look forward to his guidance.

Dahlia White, Assoc. AIA has been promoted to Director of Restaurant Architecture for the firm. Dahlia has been with IONIC for over nine years and has handled a myriad of different projects during that time. She has excelled in project management while working on many of our restaurant projects. Dahlia has managed more than 150 Wendy's Restaurants for corporate and franchise owners. Her relationship with owners and contractors has allowed IONIC continued and expansion in the restaurant industry.

Joy Thorpe, Assoc. AIA has been promoted to Director of Interior Architecture for the firm. Joy has been with IONIC three years. She came to us with experience of running her own design firm for many years prior. Her background and attention to detail has allowed her to grow our interiors department while also managing many of the residential and multi-family projects. Her knowledge of furniture specification has provided IONIC the ability to offer furniture procurement services to our clients as well.


We all welcome the growth and progression of our family into leadership roles and look forward to what the future holds for us all. Congratulations.

D. Eugene Thompson, AIA
Founder + President

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