Dec 11, 2020
SCA Appraisal, national quality leader of independent appraisal services, has promoted Nick Napier to Vice President Operations. Napier will be responsible for SCA’s field appraisal operations and product delivery nationally across insurance carriers, third-party administrators, financial services, municipalities and all other clients.
“I practically grew up in a collision repair facility and for me, quality workmanship is paramount for a happy customer,” states Napier. “That same quality mentality goes into all of our work here at SCA. Each and every appraisal is the beginning of a quality repair. I look forward to continuing SCA’s reputation of providing solutions to alleviate business concerns and providing leadership over national-level campaigns, including new business strategy and technological changes.”
Napier first became involved with SCA in 2003 as part of the company’s vendor network 17 years ago. Three years later Napier joined SCA as an employee and has been responsible for appraisal quality, audit and franchise operations during his tenure.
“Nick epitomizes the culture at SCA. His dedication to quality is second to none and is reflective of his experiences growing up fixing and then appraising vehicles. We are so proud to have Nick leading our Operations team,” says Tim Davis, Jr. President of SCA Appraisal.
SCA Appraisal, founded in 1979, is a national appraisal company providing services to insurance carriers, financial services companies, adjusting companies, municipalities and other organizations requiring vehicle appraisal. In addition to private passenger vehicles, SCA has a dedicated specialty unit that appraises heavy equipment commercial vehicles and property damages as well. For more information about Nick, SCA and the range of appraisal services SCA provides, please visit: www-sca-appraisal.com or contact us by email at: [email protected].
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