
Highly-motivated State Farm employee with over 17 years in Total Loss with a desire to embrace new challenges. Very strong worth ethic, reliable, adaptable, with exceptional interpersonal and communication skills. Proficient at working effectively unsupervised and quickly mastering new skills with successful solutions. Excellent verbal and written communicator with strong background building positive relationships. In addition, skilled at completing daily assignments, contributing, and exceeding Team’s goals.
Selected as one of six individuals to establish first Virtual Salvage Monitor Team. Formulated daily job duties for onsite Salvage Monitor role.
Oversaw management of Baltimore, MD IAA Salvage Yard operations.
Communicated performance metrics and set performance expectations for team. Engaged in monthly performance discussions with IAA Management.
Managed inventory and operations for Baltimore yard while covering additional IAA and Copart yards virtually. Collaborated with teams nationwide to ensure consistent operational standards.
Participated in rewriting Salvage Monitor SCPs and developed a comprehensive training schedule for new Salvage Monitors.
Dedicated and devoted professional with demonstrated strengths in customer service, problem solving, and coaching. Currently on a Total Loss Special Project Team which assists with problem claims that includes vehicle release issues. Selected to be on the CTLU Salvage Disposal Project where I was responsible for assisting my Team with the disposal of salvage in AL, GA, SC, and MS. That process involved direct contact with Salvage Monitors and vendors, DMV for all four States, and constant contact with Insureds and Claimants. The goal was to attempt to dispose of salvage that was on ASR for an extended period of time Investigate, negotiate and settle total loss claims with customers, including high value vehicles.