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2009 Board Members

David Bourneuf, President
PLS Claims

Mark McRorie, Vice President
Southern Insurance Underwriters

Miles Moody - Secretary
Westfield Group

John Southall - Treasurer
FM Global

Melissa Crain - Asst Sec/Treasurer
PLS Claims

Executive Board Members

Chris Riggs
Crawford & Co.

Mitchell Jones
PLS Claims

Mike Gates - PLS Claims

Brian Emberton - Past President
Crawford & Co.

Larry Hart (Historian)
White-Hart & Associates

Howard A. Zandman, CPA – Financial Advisor
Tauber & Balser


Announcements

SLA Luncheon - July 9, 2009

Posted by: MEI on 06/25/2009 05:30 PM (Read: 13)
Our next luncheon will be held on Thursday, July 9th, 2009 at the Ravinia Club and Spa. Click here for directions.

Speaker: Michael E. Gogel, MS, PE
Topic: Wood Floor Losses

Luncheon Sponsor: PT&C Forensic Consulting Services
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SLA Scholarship Available

Posted by: MEI on 03/05/2009 04:30 PM (Read: 118)
SLA Scholarship Available. Please read more.
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Continuing Education (CE) Seminars and Other CE Opportunities

Posted by: MEI on 01/18/2007 10:09 AM (Read: 1316)
Read more about upcoming CE opportunities for YOU, the insurance professional!
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President's Message - June 2009

President's Message - June 2009

Summer approaches and nice weather is upon us. I want to thank last month’s speaker James Robinson for his detailed presentation on Catastrophe subrogation issues. This month’s topic is Bad Faith by attorney Scott Busby.

I also want to acknowledge the effort that Mark McRorie, Vice President of Southern Loss, is putting into the upcoming continuing education event in August. Thanks Mark and we look forward to a great program this year.

David Bourneuf
SLA President - 2009



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