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RedVision continues expansion in Mid-Atlantic region

Jun 04, 2010

RedVision, a national provider of real property research solutions, has announced its geographic expansion in the Mid-Atlantic region and significant growth success for the state of Maryland. With eight consecutive quarters of successful production growth in the state of Maryland, RedVision has added Virginia and Washington D.C. to the company's Mid-Atlantic footprint. RedVision's Maryland production center, led by Jacqueline Young, has achieved tremendous success since opening in the spring of 2008. The Maryland division has grown to 25 local industry specialists and currently processes over 3,000 orders a month for both local and national clients. The effective Maryland foundation of Young and her staff have developed a procedural blueprint for the surrounding territories of Virginia and Washington D.C. "The addition of Virginia and Washington D.C. will offer greater advantages to our national and local clients," says Brian Twibell, chief executive officer of RedVision. "The continuous addition of industry experts, paired with data procurement by our business development team is the foundation to RedVision's geographic expansion and success. We are enthusiastic about the addition of these two geographies to our footprint and proud of the collective accomplishments by our dedicated staff." For more information, visit www.redvision.com.
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