Sacramento Claims Association News Network - April 2019

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Volume XXVI • Number IV

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Workplace Violence: Prevention & Coping Hector Alvarez at April 18, 2019 SCA Luncheon Join The SCA

Thursday April 18, 2019 Educational Luncheon Meeting

featuring special guest speaker

Hector R. Alvarez, CTM

Alvarez Associates LLC - Workplace Threat Management

@ The FIREHOUSE Restaurant 1112 2nd St., Old Sacramento

“Viva Las Vegas!”

Sacramento Claims Association Annual

Golf Tournament Friday, May 17, 2019 Turkey Creek Golf Course

1525 California 193 • Lincoln, CA 95648 - see page 7

Workplace Violence & Prevention. Presentation to focus on the work of many SCA members dealing with the CAMP and CARR fires.

- see page 6

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Sacramento Claims Association 2019 SCA Executive Staff

President

Vice President

Steve Moore

Mathieu Schwartz

Barrish Pelham & Associates a Degenkolb Company smoore@degenkolb.com Education Committee Chair

Hanover Insurance mathieuschwartz@hotmail.com Golf Tournament Chair

Bryan Harrison

Association News Network bryan@associationnewsnetwork.com Communications Chair

Treasurer

Rob Sedgwick

Jim McCurley

RegasGroup andrealatimer@regasgroup.com Social Committee

Baker Tilly Jim.McCurley@bakertilly.com Giving Committee Chair

American Technologies, Inc. robert.sedgwick@ATIrestoration.com Reservations/Membership Chair

2019 SCA Board of Directors Jackie Irrgang Nanette Hay

efi Global nanette.larsen@efiglobal.com Membership/Reservations

Andrea Latimer

Secretary

CRDN of Capitol Corridor jackie.irrgang@crdn.com Social Committee

Ashley Ramsey

Duarte Construction Ashley@duarteconstruction.com Social Committee

Jason Kettlehut

Water, Smoke & Mold Removal jason@watersmokemold.com Social Committee Chair

Tami Umland

Restoration Management Company tumland@rmc.com Social Committee

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Sacramento Claims Brackets, Baseball, & Being Aware!

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April 2019 Message from SCA President, Steve Moore, PE, CASp

Brackets? Brackets are a very big deal right now, because we are right in the middle of March Madness!

The SCA recently held its March Madness Mixer at the Blue Cue and it was once again very well attended.

A huge THANK YOU to Jim McCurley who coordinated the event a made it happen. The “new” crowd, as I like to call them, once again showed up in support of our association and we greatly appreciate it.

We even saw several long-time members that peeked their head in for a short visit.

We had 15 entries into the Bracket Pool, which I believe is going to be very tough to win. Several of our members claimed to be rookies in the bracket pool, or they claim they don’t know what they are doing. Why do I have the distinct feeling one of these folks will win it all! I will post the results after each weekend on the SCA Facebook page, so keep a look out.

Being aware? It looks like the next event up for the SCA is the annual April Education Luncheon to be held on Thursday, April 18. We are super excited about this year’s speaker, Mr. Hector Alvarez! Hector’s presentation will be on work place violence and prevention, including situations outside the office such as at a building site. With so many of our members involved with the CAMP and CARR fires, being on site in such difficult conditions, individuals need to be aware of their surroundings and any potential threats to their safety.

SCA President Steve Moore, PE, CASp

We will hold the presentation at the Firehouse in the lower room where we had our December luncheon. Please visit our website for further information and to make your lunch reservations.

Personally, I am really excited about Hector’s presentation and I heard that our own Secretary, Rob Sedgwick has volunteered with the utmost conviction to be a “practice dummy” for any self-defense moves Hector might show us! Thank you so much Rob! Baseball? While April brings the start of baseball season, there is another “small ball” event on the horizon for the SCA! That’s right, it’s the annual SCA Golf Tournament. Mathieu Schwartz is once again at the helm and captaining the ship! We already have our Eagle Sponsorships, nearly all of the tee boxes sold, and most of the sponsorships taken! It just keeps getting better and better! The theme for the tournament this year is “Viva Las Vegas”. This means Elvisness baby, giant dice, walking slot machines, and perhaps a mobile wedding chapel! You never know. We are at Turkey Creek

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2019 SCA

People On The Move

Bolin & Marcee Launch City Water Conservation, Inc. Upcoming Events James Bolin and Colin Marcee James and Colin first got into the one can only find in the field.

Thursday

April 18, 2019

Educational Luncheon Meeting w/special guest speaker

Hector Alvarez

Workplace Violence & Prevention Presentation to focus on the work of many SCA members dealing with the CAMP and CARR fires.

@ The FIREHOUSE Restaurant

Friday May 17, 2019

Annual SCA Golf Tournament Turkey Creek Golf Course, Lincoln 7am registration • 9:30 am shotgun

Thursday June 13 2019

SCA Social: Tequila Museo Mayahuel

July 2019

SCA Family Night @ The RiverCats

August 27-29, 2019 26th Annual CCNC www.ClaimsConference.org

September, 2019 SCA Luncheon Meeting

October 10, 2019 SCA Top Golf Adventure

December 12, 2019 Holiday Luncheon Gathering

are very pleased to announce the claims industry as pupils to the two James’ strongest accomplishlaunch of City Water Conservation very best and most reputable leak ment has been graduating from detection companies in the region, the accredited Ray Simon Police Inc., established on January 1, 2019. gaining a combined 28 years of “We’ve created this leak detection experience through the process. company of the future to facilitate City Water Conservation Inc’s leak the merging of the green home to the smart home in regards to water and to assist homeowners and their insurers in addressing their plumbing disasters,” they said in a press release announcement.

“Our services to the industry include non-invasive leak James Bolin & Colin Marcee, of City Water Conservation, Inc. detection with a focus on detection specialist and co-owner, cause and origin reports, direct slab Colin Marcee, is originally from El leak repair and complete and partial Paso, Texas and planted his roots re-piping - all possible through here in the Sacramento area back the ease of online booking with in 2010. transparent pricing,” they stated.

The company’s operations man“This system allows us to operate ager and co-owner, Jamie “James” at maximum efficiency, in turn, Bolin, was born and raised in growing our serviceable area of the South Bay until moving and coverage.” maintaining establishment in the City Water Conservations Inc. Central Valley from his teenage serves the greater Sacramento area, years to today. the East Bay to South Bay and the Both Colin and James share that San Joaquin and Stanislaus counthey each have only partial college ties that make up the Central Valley. experience and strive to be ex“Operating 7 days a week at no extra amples to the next generation that cost gives us opportunity to assist in highly skilled and technical work emergency situations and provide in the claims industry is a good, flexibility for homeowners.” honest living, driven by experience

Academy in 2008, where he took the ethics and integrity instilled and applied it to his work in the claims industry as a repair and leak detection specialist.

Colin’s strongest accomplishment has been moving out to a new place and picking up the leak detection trade while pairing it with his desire to offer great customer service, motivating him to blaze his own trail to help start his own company.

Colin and James’ bosses have been content with their work, wished them the best and let them know “the door is always open”, “and we admire them for their support,” they said.

Colin and James had first worked the industry together for their previous employer for almost four years and separately for another four and maintained a close friendship with excitement to now be working together with their refined skill sets to offer work with the same degree of professionalism learned from the best.

You can reach Colin personally at (916) 365-1035 and James at (209) 652-4378

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Insurance Commissioner Lara Re-Appoints Board Members for COIN & WCIRB SACRAMENTO, CA — Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara announced April 4, 2019 two reappointments to the California Organized Investment Network (COIN) Advisory Board and one reappointment to the Workers’ Compensation Insurance Rating Bureau (WCIRB) Governing Committee.

Both the COIN Advisory Board and the WCIRB Governing Committee met yesterday for the first time under Commissioner Lara’s administration.

“My department is committed to socially responsible investing in our communities and environment, and to keeping the costs of workers’ compensation insurance affordable for businesses and their employees,” said Commissioner Lara. “Our board members are critical to ensuring we are accountable to the people of California.”

Douglas Bystry is the President and CEO of the Clearinghouse CDFI, a for-profit community development financial institution. Mr. Bystry is considered an expert in affordable housing,

community development and New Markets Tax Credit lending. He was first appointed to the COIN Advisory Board in March 2012.

Nick Roxborough is the CoManaging Partner of Los Angeles based law firm of Roxborough, Pomerance, Nye & Adreani, LLP. Over three decades, Mr. Roxborough has obtained numerous trial and appellate decisions concerning the insurance industry. He was first appointed to the COIN Advisory Board in March 2013.

Mitch Steiger is the Legislative Advocate for the California Labor Federation, representing trade union interests to statewide officials and state legislators. He was first appointed to the WCIRB Governing Committee in April 2011.

About COIN and the WCIRB Established in 1996, the California Organized Investment Network (COIN) guides insurers on making safe and sound investments that yield environmental benefits throughout California and social and economic benefits within the

state’s underserved communities. The COIN Advisory Board—consisting of the Insurance Commissioner and several leaders in insurance, economic development, impact investments, and consumer advocacy—provides focus and guidance to the Commissioner and COIN to meet its mission.

The Workers’ Compensation Insurance Rating Bureau (WCIRB) is a private organization licensed by the Department of Insurance for the purpose of collecting, analyzing and compiling rating data, funding comes from assessments of the insurer members. All workers’ compensation insurance companies in California are required by law to be members of the bureau.

The WCIRB Governing Committee sets policy, oversees management of the affairs of the WCIRB, and oversees all issues involving pure premium rates, classifications, rating plans, rating systems, manual rules and policy, and endorsement forms.

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Brackets, Baseball, & Being Aware! continued from page 3

again and a little bird told me we have the entire course for the entire day, so if you want to continue playing golf after the main tournament is over, you can go right ahead! For more information please visit our website.

I realize I have been a little long winded in this month’s President’s Message, but there is just so much great stuff to tell you about!

It was great to see the folks at the March Madness Mixer and I look forward to seeing even more of you at the April luncheon and Golf Tournament!

Please remember the SCA Board of Directors and I are always available for your questions and comments. Several members have expressed interest in attending Board meetings. I will be in contact with them to let them know of our next face to face meeting.

Until I see you all again, please be well and thanks for your continued support for our association.

Steve Moore

Steve Moore, PE, CASp 2019 SCA President

c: 916.502.7633 www.barrish.com • smoore@degenkolb.com Barrish Pelham & Associates, a Degenkolb Company

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Workplace Violence & Prevention Hector Alvarez at April 18, 2019 SCA Luncheon Working in the “Field" - Strategies to help keep you and your employees safe

Presentation to focus on the work of many SCA members dealing with the CAMP and CARR fires.

Employees who work away from the structure and support of an office environment face a wide range of challenges, hazards and potential threats, and very often they face these situations alone. Recognizing and learning how to avoid putting oneself in harm’s way, as well as gaining the knowledge to deal with those times when avoidance isn’t feasible, is the essence of what may be gained in this session.

Please join the Sacramento Claims Association in welcoming special guest speaker for our April 18, 2019 luncheon meeting, Mr. Hector R. Alvarez, CTM, of Alvarez Associates, LLC - Workplace Threat Management.

Mr. Alvarez’ presentation is intended to help your employees recognize these hazards, so they can be avoided. We also give them specific tips and strategies on how to respond to unwanted situations and challenging people.

Mr. Alvarez is a security expert who specializes in workplace violence prevention, a Certified Threat Manager™ by the

Association of Threat Assessment Professionals and an Instructor in Mental Health First Aid. He has built over 25 years of experience from serving as Security Director protecting one of our nation’s most sensitive critical infrastructures, to working as a city police officer and as a professional consultant.

He understands the challenges organizations face when addressing the threats of violence because he has responded to them. He has personally assessed and/ or responded to thousands of potentially violent situations, developed numerous violence prevention programs and trained tens of thousands of employees and managers in the areas of crisis intervention, violence prevention, domestic terrorism and emergency management.

Plan now to attend the first SCA Luncheon Meeting of the year,

Thursday

April 18, 2019 as we welcome special guest speaker

Mr. Hector R. Alvarez, CTM Alvarez Associates LLC - Workplace Threat Management at

The Firehouse Restaurant 1112 2nd Street, Old Sacramento 11:30 am Check-in Luncheon 12:00 noon - 1:00pm

FREE to registered 2019 Carrier Claims Members Carriers Adjusters Now Join for FREE (suggested $10 donation to the SCA Charitable Fund)

$35 for current paid 2019 Associate Members $45 Non-Members/Guests or No Reservations

Purchase your lunch online, at: www.SacramentoClaims.org

Otherwise, for payment by cash or check at the door, please make reservations now with 2018 SCA Secretary, Rob Sedgwick: sacramentoclaims@gmail.com • (916) 517-7557

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Annual SCA

Golf Tournament Friday, May 17, 2019

“Viva Las Vegas!”

Turkey Creek Golf Course

1525 California 193 • Lincoln, CA 95648

We have booked the course for the entire day so if you did not get a chance to play or you wanted to go and try a hole again, grab a cart at any time after the tournament until the sun sets and play.

If you would like to forward this information onto someone else that may be interested then please do so and have them contact me to reserve a sponsorship and/or foursome.

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SCA Vice President/Golf Tournament Chair

mathieuschwartz@hotmail.com

Huge Thanks to Our Returning Grand Sponsors!

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Range Balls, Putting Contest and Continental breakfast begin at 7:00 AM. Full buffet dinner and awards/raffle following tournament (4p.m.- 6p.m.)

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Join/Renew for 2019 NOW!

Annual Membership earns discounts, includes priority privileges and helps fund the organization The Sacramento Claims Association Membership Committee would like to encourage you to join and/or renew your annual membership to the association. Member dues provide a significant financial support to the organization, and a strong membership helps to keep a non-profit like SCA viable and alive. Without all of us together there would be no SCA. “This organization could not maintain the strong standing we enjoy today without the support of all our members,” stated SCA President Steve Moore.

The organization has worked diligently to continue to provide programs and events of interest and value to claims adjusters and the surrounding claims service community.

“The Sacramento Claims Association is always committed to maintaining a high degree of professional courtesy within our ranks.”

In addition to the organization actively taking measures to continue to raise its standing within the community at large, the association has been building on its sphere of local charitable causes to support.

The SCA Board has opted to continue to offer annual FREE Memberships to insurance carrier adjusters (with an optional suggested Jump On-Board NOW! $10 donation going to the charitable fund). Completion and submission of a simple membership application now allows all such claims people the benefits of membership.

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Upcoming Northern California Claims Association Events Calendar Thursday, April 18

Sacramento Claims educational luncheon meeting - see page 6

Friday, April 19

Mid-Valley Claims luncheon meeting

Wednesday, May 8

East Bay Claims luncheon meeting

Friday, May 17

Sacramento Claims annual Golf Tournament - “Viva Las Vegas”!

- see page 7

Wednesday, June 12 East Bay Claims PAINT NITE!

Thursday, June 13

Sacramento Claims social - Museo Tequila Mayahuel

Thursday, June 27

Mid-Valley Claims Golf Tournament - Spanos Park, Stockton

Wednesday, July 17

East Bay Claims Day Baseball - EBCA @ The A’s vs. Mariners

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All about the brackets at SCA 2019 Blue Cue

March Madness The Sacramento Claims Association reconvened for another festive “Blue Cue March Madness” mixer event Thursday, March 28, 2019.

A friendly March Madness brackets pool was orchestrated once again

by SCA President, Steve Moore, with winner(s) to be announced at the April 18th luncheon meeting.

A good crowd of SCA members and guests turned out for the afternoon/early evening event. Appetizers were served and each participant received two drink tickets with their admission to the event.

Events such as this provide a relaxed environment for everyone to get to know one another a bit more personally. Fun was had by all!

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