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Charlie Horn, president of Paul Davis of Louisville, experienced a kitchen fire that sent him to hospital and left his family outside of their home for weeks. The incident made him rethink his approach to dealing with homeowners.
Olson has been employed with the franchise office for more than 12 years and began as a marketing representative, then advanced to senior positions in the marketing and sales departments.
“Through his years of experience, Ken recognizes that mitigation is essential in emergency services as it reduces the risk of secondary damage to buildings due to water, fire, smoke, soot, mold, and more,” said Heary. “He is quick to assess and accurately estimate losses."
Peter Heary, president of Paul Davis GTA West Group, is honoring the retirement of Paul Gresham, one of the Canadian company’s longest and continuously running office owners and employee for 35 years. Heary’s office includes franchise service territories in Etobicoke, Mississauga, Brampton, Halton and Hamilton, where Gresham most recently served as an enduring senior project manager.
Leslie Anderson shares insights on delivering valuable training experiences to hundreds of Paul Davis Restoration franchises. She also discusses her goals as an IICRC board member, as well as her experience as a woman in a male-dominated industry.
