Hunter, a Psychology graduate of Oakwood University who also earned an MBA from Washington Adventist University, appreciates ARM’s unique role as both a business and service organization and values the opportunity to work to protect the people and assets of the Seventh-day Adventist Church.
“With Hunter Pettis serving as the new Manager for Risk Control, I’m excited about the additional focus and momentum he can dedicate to the role. He has a great team and is already working to build and expand on processes and services already in place, says David Fournier, ARM’s Vice President for Client Care. “I expect with his knowledge and expertise we will be able to serve the church in the area of risk control in new and innovative ways.”
Hunter holds the Associate in General Insurance (AINS) and Associate in Risk Management (ARM) designations.
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