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Posted: January 6, 2011
Sabel joins Berman Adjusters as vice president
According to Berman Adjusters, Jeff Sabel has recently joined the firm in the position of vice president. Sabel presently serves on the Board of Directors for the Building Owners and Managers Association (BOMA), Boston Chapter.
Prior to joining Berman Adjusters, Sabel was vice president for one of the largest restoration companies in Greater Boston, where he was responsible for establishing disaster planning, as well as emergency response programs for several property management companies.
Sabel has a bachelor of science degree in Risk Management Insurance from Florida State University.
Among his professional affiliations, Sabel served as past president of Disaster Kleenup International (Northeast Chapter). And, in 2007, he was named BOMA Affiliate Member of the Year.
Sabel is a 3rd generation public insurance adjuster, and, according to the company website, has extensive experience handling insurance claims for commercial and residential properties.
Sabel is involved in many charitable organizations, including Shriners Hospitals for Children (where he received the Gold Book Society Award). He also serves on the Board of Directors of the South Shore Young Professionals.
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