Foundations of a Good Business with Adam Gardner of Adjuster Pro Part 2

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In the previous episode, we heard the story of how the co-founder of Adjuster Pro, Adam Gardner, started his journey as an insurance claims adjuster. He also shared with us the factors that contribute to adjuster burnout, the things that you can do to prevent this, and the significance of communication in the growth and success of your career.

In today’s episode, Adam talks about the choice he had to make in running his company and its foundation. He also shares the benefits and opportunities that this decision has brought to his business together with the reasons that make Adjuster Pro different from those that offer similar training and classes.

“We think that doing the right thing is good business.” – Adam Gardner

In This Episode of Adjuster Talk:

How and why Adam and his team are intentional about the culture in their company
The inspiring story of Adjuster Pro’s decision when the Department of Veterans Affairs decided to stop funding adjuster training including the one for veterans called the ICAP program
Why being creative is one of the key elements to be a successful catastrophe adjuster
How Adam got into dispute resolution and how he gets things done
The turning point when Adam realized he has to make a stand about the kind of company he wants to work for and the professional he wants to be

Connect with Adam Gardner:

Adjuster Pro Website

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