Scottsdale, AZ - January 14, 2010 Seasoned industry executive Rebecca Peruch will lead the Restoration and Insurance division of Predix, Inc., a behavioral consulting company. Rebecca brings eighteen (18) years of experience in both Executive Leadership in the Restoration Industry and Leadership within a Fortune 100 Insurance company. Rebecca will utilize the company′s time proven “Know Your Talents Model” and “Predix Behavioral Index” to help Owners and CEO′s elevate their company′s culture and drive more profits.
Over the past year Predix, Inc. has worked with over thirty (30) restoration companies on leveraging behavior to outperform.
“Rebecca is a great fit because she brings a wealth of knowledge not only for the inner workings of the restoration industry, but has created meaningful and authentic relationships which will prove to serve her well in this new role.” says Dan Cassara, Vice President Sales & Marketing for DKI Services Corporation.
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PREDIX,INC. announces the addition of Rebecca Peruch as President of their Restoration & Insurance Division.
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