Dawn Warthman is seeking a career opportunity to further her knowledge and experience. She has extensive customer service and claims processing experience working for State Farm Insurance since 2008, where she has held various roles and been promoted twice. Warthman has a Bachelor's degree in Psychology from Ohio State University and is licensed in Kentucky for insurance claims. She also has volunteer experience in water rescue.
What is factoring? Do cash flow struggles leave you wondering how your business will grow and thrive? If so, you are definitely not alone. No matter the industry or the size of the company, maintaining steady cash flow is a common challenge among business owners. What if there was a solution that provided you with the working capital you seek using an existing asset? Factoring, or accounts receivable finance, is that solution.
Learn more about what is factoring here: http://www.interstatecapital.com/what-is-factoring/
Many have heard about factoring, but how do you know that factoring is right for you? Do your customers require extended terms making it difficult for you to wait for payment? Do you have difficulty filling orders because your suppliers require payment before you receive payment from your customers? Are you borrowing money from friends or family or using personal savings to keep your business afloat? Do you worry about how you will meet your current obligations-rent, insurance, payroll? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then factoring can be the miracle cure for what is ailing your business.
On the presentation, we will define factoring, we will discuss the benefits that companies experience when they factor, we will cover the types of businesses that can use factoring, we will look at a real Interstate Capital client success story illustrating how business owners can use factoring to help their companies succeed, and we will explore what you need to know and consider when choosing the factoring company that will be the best partner for you.
Get a free factoring assessment for your business here: http://www.interstatecapital.com/factoring-assessment/
Your company delivers a good or service to your customer. Your customer will require terms to allow for processing of your invoice. Companies typically have payment terms of between 30 and 90 days, although terms vary from customer to customer. What happens during the time your customer is processing payment for your invoices? While you wait for payment, you may experience challenges with paying bills, making payroll, paying vendors, purchasing fuel, and other common business expenses.
But, when you factor your invoices, the gaps in your cash flow disappear. You get the funds you need immediately, so that you do not have to worry about when your payments will arrive. You already have the working capital you need to meet all your obligations.
Now, rather than you waiting for payment, your factoring company collects payment from your customers. In the meantime, you continue to factor your invoices and receive your funds quickly. The burden has been lifted off your shoulders. You are taking advantage of a flexible and cost-effective means of financing your business.
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Currently looking for a challenging position, which will make best use of existing skills and experience while enabling further personal and professional development– ideally within the Sales and Marketing function.
1. Dawn Warthman
19 Valley View Dr, Newark, Ohio 43055 | p:(740) 404-3489 | e: looe7606@gmail.com
OBJECTIVE:
To obtain an awarding career and further my knowledge and experience to
grow and advance in your company.
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS:
• Extensive customer service skills.
• Able to work quickly and efficiently with little or no supervision.
• Comprehensive computer experience: Microsoft Office, Excel, Applications;
Enterprise Claims Service, Internet and database research
• Proven ability to prioritize and stay organized in a busy environment
• Extensive data management and entry experience.
• Experience in statistical analysis and computations.
• FLMI: Fellow, Life Management Institute
• Licensed in Kentucky by the Department of Insurance to handle claims
• Working toward CPCU: Chartered Property Casualty Underwriter
EDUCATION:
2003-2007 The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio
B.S. in Psychology, Major G.P.A. 3.85
WORK EXPERIENCE:
July 2008 - Present
State Farm Insurance
• 2012 - Present: Promoted to Claim Representative for Auto Claims
- Handle a high call volume from customers, agents, rental car companies, body
shops and other insurance companies.
- Complete liability investigations, review police reports, property damage reports
and vehicle damage
- Set up and manage rental reservations
- Set up, review and evaluate body shop estimates and inspections for vehicle
damage.
- Handle denials and complaints in a timely and prompt manner.
• 2011 - 2012: Promoted to Claims Processor in the Total Loss Department
- Became licensed with the Department of Insurance in Kentucky
- Handled Customers, answered phones, met with customers, processed
compliance documentation in the states of TN, KY and Ohio
- Presented offers to customers for vehicle evaluations
2. • 2010 - 2011: Assigned to developmental opportunity as a Claims Processor in the
Bodily Injury Unit
- Assisted customers, Agents and medical professionals with questions and
documentation
• 2009 - 2010: Promoted to Customer Service Associate in the Auto Department
- Set up claims and handled calls
- Completed FLMI, Fellow, Life Management Institute, in 2010
• 2008 - 2009: Customer Service Associate in the Life Insurance Department
- Worked with State Farm Agents and customers to obtain loans and withdrawals on
their life insurance policies.
January 2008 - July 2008
Arlington Care Center
• I was employed as a nurse aide at Arlington, my duties for this job include caring for
and aiding patients in their personal care.
October 2007 - May 2008
Substitute Teacher
• I worked as a substitute teacher for Licking County Schools.
June 2002 - October 2007
Student and Housewife, Newark, Ohio
• From June 2002 to September 2003, I stayed at home raising my son and newborn
daughter and managed the household duties. In September 2003, I returned to
college full-time to pursue a degree in psychology.
April 1999 - June 2002
Threadworks, Newark, Ohio
Machine Operator
• Responsible for operating an industrial embroidery machine, including cleaning, oiling
and basic maintenance.
• Efficiently planned and completed order assignments by the deadlines.
• Worked with little supervision to complete assignments.
• Greeted customers, answered phones and troubleshooting.
• Filed necessary clerical and billing reports.
January 1998 - April 1999
Dunkin’s Diamonds, Heath, Ohio
Office Associate
• Responsible for customer service, including greeting customers, assisting in sales,
answering phones, solving problems, entering sales and gift wrapping.
• Clerical duties included managing an extensive layaway program, inventory
management and reconciliations, repair requests in and out of store, mail, contacting
customers regarding accounts, layaways and repairs, intra-company
communications. Closing responsibilities included: accountability for the night
3. deposit; cash, check, and credit card reconciliation; and nightly count of entire
inventory.
VOLUNTEER ACTIVITIES:
January 2003-2010
Tri-County Dive and Rescue
• Certified Advance Diver, and helped by giving top support for any divers in the water.
REFERENCES:
Joyce Fisher
29 Valley View Dr, Newark, Ohio 43055
(740) 334-3682, Email joyce.Fisher@dla.mil
Sarah Schaff
1241 A Pineview Trail, Newark, Ohio 43055
(740) 777-0649, E-mail sarahtschaff@gmail.com
Laura Brown
1011 Glyn Dennis Dr, Newark, Ohio 43055
(740) 258-8670, E-mail wlori310@aol.com
