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We serve clients in business-to-business, healthcare, technology, financial services, manufacturing, education, retail, and the not-for-profit sector. Services include strategic communications planning, public relations, reputation/crisis management, collateral, advertising, event management, e-business marketing, Web development, and brand strategy. Principals Jean Dalmath, President Prior to joining Dalmath Asssociates in 1996, she served for 11 years at The Genesee Hospital in Rochester, NY, where she was Vice President. She was responsible for marketing, communications, numerous operational departments, and brand management. She also developed and implemented communication strategy for multiple reorganizations, quality improvement, reengineering, management restructuring and the health system merger of RGH and GRHS. She was an integral part of the planning team that established the ViaHealth System and the ViaHealth Plan. Prior to her work at Genesee, Jean was Director of Communications for Sarah Coventry, the world's largest jewelry company. She headed the company's national advertising, public relations and publications including product line releases, direct sales communication strategy, national sales conference presentations, press conferences and sponsorship events including the Sarah Coventry LPGA Tournament, and the Miss USA and Miss Universe pageants. Jean has served on numerous boards and committees for many professional and community organizations including: Society for Healthcare Strategy and Market Development She holds a BA from the University of Missouri - Columbia. Jean's interests outside of work include reading, gardening, travel, cycling, tennis and music. An accomplished pianist and violinist, she studied at the renowned Eastman School of Music prepratory department, performed in numerous recitals, and served as concertmaster of the Rochester Interhigh Orchestra and Assistant Concertmaster of the Rochester Philharmonic Youth Orchestra. Gabe Dalmath, Founder (1946 - 2006) Gabe served for more than four decades as a broadcast journalist, starting his career in Korea for Armed Force Radio during the Vietnam War, and later working in radio on the air and in mangement in New York City and Westchester County. During his almost 30-year tenure at WHEC-TV (10NBC) in Rochester, New York, he anchored the 6 and 11 p.m. newscasts for 25 years, longer than anyone else in the station's history. He also served as Producer, News Manager and morning show anchor for News 10 Today. Prior to joining 10NBC, Gabe held various management and on-air positions at radio stations in and around New York City. He was honored with numerous broadcasting industry and community service awards. At Dalmath Associates, Gabe provided counsel, guidance and wisdom that only he could have offered. He was responsible for media relations, public affairs consulting, multimedia productions and business development. He also provided voice and on-camera services for institutional and commercial productions. Gabe exhibited an unyielding dedication to improving the quality of life in our community through a myriad of civic activities. He assisted the United Way during its annual campaigns on many occasions, serving as emcee and helping to solicit donations. He also served as the Community Spokesperson for the Multiple Sclerosis Society Upstate NY Chapter (formerly Rochester Area Multiple Sclerosis – R.A.M.S.) and raised millions of dollars for the Muscular Dystrophy Association as the longest serving local host oin the nation, for 23 years, of the annual Jerry Lewis Labor Day Telethon. He also served as Co-Chairman of Junior Achievement of Rochester. Other recent activities included:
Gabe served on the adjunct faculty of Rochester Institute of Technology, St. John Fisher College and State University of New York at Geneseo teaching courses in broadcast journalism and speech communications.
Gabe was a frequent guest lecturer, emcee and sought-after speaker for many community events and organizations. He earned a BA in International Affairs from Hunter College. When he was not working, he was an active outdoorsman and athlete - an avid windsurfer, a Level II PSIA-certified ski instructor at Bristol Mountain, cyclist, swimmer, tennis and soccer player. For more please visit GabeDalmath.com
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Gabe was invited to write the book, The Image is Rochester, a pictorial essay on Rochester, New York. The book, published in May 1997, was the only one of the national series on U.S. cities published by Towery Publishing that went into a second printing due to higher than expected demand. 
