Jeanne Muscolino NCIDQ, LEED AP

“The strongest client relationships begin with listening, grow through understanding and create opportunities to shape what’s next.”

Jeanne Muscolino, NCIDQ, LEED AP is a Principal, Hospitality Market Sector Leader and Director of Business Development at JCJ. She provides strategic leadership for the firm’s business development initiatives while advancing the firm’s strategic growth across the hospitality, gaming, resort and entertainment markets. Drawing on a unique background spanning business, communications and interior design, Jeanne brings a market-focused perspective that integrates client relationships, industry intelligence and strategic planning.

Jeanne began her career as a Business Analyst with the Associated Press, where she helped expand products into new markets and contributed to the development of award-winning digital news platforms. After transitioning into interior design, she gained extensive experience designing four- and five-star hospitality properties throughout the United States and internationally. That combination of business strategy, communications and design has shaped her ability to understand both the creative and commercial forces driving today’s hospitality industry.

Working closely with JCJ’s leadership, Jeanne helps identify emerging opportunities, strengthen client relationships and support the firm’s long-term growth strategy. Passionate about collaboration and continuous improvement, she believes lasting relationships are built through curiosity, preparation and a genuine commitment to understanding each client’s business. Her focus on market intelligence, organizational excellence and strategic thinking positions JCJ to anticipate change while continuing to deliver exceptional client service.

Jeanne earned a Bachelor of Science from Fairfield University’s Dolan School of Business and has continued her professional education through New York University, Fairfield University, the Fuld Gilad Herring Academy of Competitive Intelligence and the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School of Business. She is certified by the National Council for Interior Design Qualification (NCIDQ) and is an active member of Global Gaming Women.