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In the midst of celebrating all of this amazing history and looking to build upon the advocacy momentum of recent years, one nugget that stuck out to me was the power of humility.
In addition to a recently released position paper, there is a lot of work being done on the hot topic of Assignment of Benefits, and unique training opportunities available through the new AGA Academy.
Serving on the Board is a great way for you to shape the future of our association and gives you an opportunity to give back to the restoration industry.
ATI Restoration's generous investment in support of AGA will be used to advance critical advocacy work in response to the biggest challenges facing restorers today.
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.
