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Nicole Fonner joined the MJ team as an executive assistant to President of Benefits Consulting and Chief Growth Officer Andy Vetor. In her role, Nicole focuses on organization and management, with an emphasis on accuracy and confidentiality. Additionally, she is responsible for preparing internal and external materials for team members and industry partners, delivering sales support by building strong client relationships, and coordinating executive communications.
Prior to joining the MJ team, Nicole worked as an executive assistant to the general manager at The Alexander, a Dolce Hotel. With her exceptional event planning skills and willingness to assist other departments, Nicole is well-equipped to provide the necessary support to all of MJ. Her unwavering commitment to meeting deadlines and her infectious positive attitude make her an ideal candidate for supporting cultural efforts within our organization.
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