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Posted: February 27, 2024
2024 Ones to Watch Rising Stars: Jonathan Cheng, Mojo Stumer Associates
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Mojo Stumer Associates
“In the past year, Jonny has played a pivotal role in Mojo Stumer’s design team, translating client visions into reality. By being involved in the design of our most thrilling commercial and multi-family projects, Jonny has been instrumental in fueling the growth and expansion of Long Island as our portfolio continues to broaden.” - Dasha Dyachenko, Director of Marketing at Mojo Stumer Associates.
How do you balance your rising career with your personal life? Being located in New York, there is an abundance of events that can momentarily pull me away from work. I enjoy these opportunities to explore or re-visit the constantly changing neighborhoods in NYC and Long Island. This exposure doubles as insight to the direction that New York is evolving towards.
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