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North America’s property management leader and a subsidiary of FirstService Corporation (NASDAQ: FSRV; TSX: FSV), has appointed David Diestel as chief executive officer. The announcement was made by D. Scott Patterson, president and chief executive officer of FirstService Corporation.

To kick off 2020, FirstService Residential brought 12 of its exemplary associates and their guests to sunny South Florida for a weekend at Margaritaville Resort and Hotel in Hollywood. The company honors its associates in two distinct categories: those nominated by residents for exceptional service and those nominated by fellow associates for living the company’s values.
 

The webinar focuses on mitigating the risks and costs of extreme seasonal storms such as hurricanes, floods, tornadoes, hailstorms and nor’easters.

North America’s property management leader, is encouraging its offices to participate in the fifth annual Daylight Hour global event North America’s property management leader, is encouraging its offices to participate in the fifth annual Daylight Hour global event

Company adds Lieberman Management Services, Inc. and enters strategic partnership to transition Draper and Kramer, Incorporated condominium portfolio

FirstService Residential announced the immediate availability of another $10 million in emergency loans to aid its managed communities in Florida and Georgia damaged by Hurricane Michael.

FirstService Residential will host a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Oct. 10, 2018, at 11 a.m., to mark the opening of its new 24/7 Las Vegas Customer Care Center at 4040 S. Eastern Ave., Suite 220.

The short-term loans will be available at the request of association boards to bridge working capital requirements and begin repairs while waiting for insurance claims to be realized.

During National Preparedness Month, learn about insurance types and coverage your community association needs to have to be ready for any emergency.

FirstService Residential announced the immediate availability of $10 million in emergency loans to aid its managed communities in North Carolina and South Carolina damaged by Hurricane Florence.