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Posted: June 23, 2014
Kelm joins IVI as VP of business development
According to IVI International, Inc., one of the leading providers of integrated construction risk management and due diligence services, Sara Kelm has joined the firm as vice president business development - Central Region in the company's Chicago office.
"Sara has extensive experience in client relationship building and is a tremendous addition to the IVI team. We are extremely pleased that Sara has chosen IVI as she enters the next stage of her career," said Linda Bryson, principal of IVI.
In her new position, Kelm will manage IVI's existing Midwest client base, as well as head up business development in the region.
Prior to joining IVI, Sara spent the past 10 years at Chicago Title, where she was responsible client relationships and contract negotiations.
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