Partners Advancing Commercial Tree Care (PACT) is a strategic partnership between the Tree Care Industry Association (TCIA) and industry companies who are invested in the future of the tree care industry. "We are looking for partners to work with us all year long in everything we do to advance tree care businesses," says Amy Tetreault, TCIA's director of development and special programs. "ServicePro's dedication to the industry is evident, and we are thrilled to bring them onboard."
The Tree Care Industry Association (TCIA) is proud to welcome ServicePro as a first-year Partners Advancing Commercial Tree Care (PACT) Root partner for 2017.
Based in Columbus, Ohio, ServicePro was founded 20 years ago and has since become a leader in field service management software, with their pest control, lawn care and arbor care software being used by over 2,000 companies around the world.
"ServicePro is proud to partner with TCIA through their PACT program," says Richard Deering, owner and chief operating officer of ServicePro. "Our work allows us to empower our customers by providing the solutions they need to develop and grow, and now we can positively impact the tree care industry by supporting the educational work of TCIA."
PACT partners' support of TCIA helps the growth and development of the entire industry, making it possible for a more profitable and safe industry. Learn more about TCIA's PACT program and partners, visit www.tcia.org.
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