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Since its creation in early 2019, the AGA has made major strides on behalf of restorers. It is so important to realize that today's RIA is not the RIA of the past.
The year 2020 has been one for the record books, and even though a pandemic has changed how we live, work, and learn, it certainly has not changed the Restoration Industry Association’s mission to educate, advocate, and elevate the restoration industry.
Mark Springer discusses efforts by the RIA, and more specifically their Advocacy and Government Affairs Committee, to elevate the restoration industry as a whole, and find a more level playing field between the restoration and insurance industries.
Topics included a review of recent updates to the RIA/IICRC COVID-19 reports, discussion on the coming claims tsunami and Q&A with new RIA Board Director Craig Kersemeier.
Change is brewing for the restoration industry; we are closer than ever to establishing a level playing field legally and financially for restorers. Meet Ed - one of the driving forces behind the refreshed Restoration Industry Association and its Government Affairs Committee.