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March 2017 - Tools of the Trade

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» VISIT US ONLINE @ DSNEWS.COM 61 COVER STORY INDUSTRY INSIGHT INDUSTRY INSIGHT INDUSTRY INSIGHT It seems entirely possible that before joining Alacrity Services, one might be asked to define "alacrity." While actively expanding its property restoration services to insurance, REO, and consumer customers nationwide, the company is determined to continue embodying the true meaning of its moniker: moving nimbly and with good spirit. "We often talk not only about someone's fit in the role but also about their cultural fit and making sure they have a similar drive," said Keith C. Hemmer, Alacrity's Chief Business Development Officer. Alacrity's 150+ employees—whether in the Eugene, Oregon, head office, or the new Charlotte, North Carolina office, or working remotely from locations across the country—are working in a family-oriented business. "First and foremost, we tend to treat each other as family," Hemmer said. "Employees don't hesitate to go above and beyond their daily job duties to do whatever is necessary to get the job done." A willingness to be available when needed is also essential within the restoration and repair space. "It's a 24/7/365 job," Hemmer said. "We're available whenever and however you need us to be . . . We're there for you whenever an event may arise." After all, according to company CEO Jonathan Miko, "ere is a low apparent bar to admission into this industry. Everybody thinks they can build a contractor network, and they are popping up all of the time. Very few of them actually succeed, but we need to be able to deal with the reasons these new networks pop up. What is it they think they can leverage to be successful? And is it real or is it a mirage?" FIRST FOOTHOLD IN INSURANCE CLAIMS e Alacrity Services model was born

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