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Posted: November 12, 2013
IVI International names Shaffer vice president to support regional client accounts
IVI International, Inc., a national firm specializing in construction risk management and environmental consulting services, revealed that Ryan Shaffer has joined the company as vice president.
Shaffer will be responsible for providing support to IVI's regional client accounts, which include lenders, investors, developers and insurance companies.
Shaffer brings with him over five years of industry experience in the commercial real estate lending sector. Prior to joining IVI, Shaffer held various positions with Environmental Data Resources (EDR). Most recently, he was the regional sales manager for the Mid-Atlantic region.
Ryan is based out of IVI's regional branch office in Washington, DC.
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