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Debt Settlement America’s President & CEO Elected as Industry Officer
The Association of Settlement Companies (TASC) executive board met last week in Los Angeles to choose their leaders and solidify their 2008 vision. Debt Settlement America (DSA) is proud to announce that DSA CEO and President Chris Kesterson was elected by his peers to serve as the TASC Treasurer. Kesterson will oversee the budget and the finances for TASC as well as facilitate in setting standards of excellence for the association.
Kesterson brings with him to his newly elected industry leadership position a wealth of experience. He is member and a certified debt arbitrator of the International Association of Professional Debt Arbitrators. Chris Kesterson’s company, DSA, is one of the first TASC member companies to receive BSI TASC Best Practices Accreditation through the industry driven standards audit. Kesterson has been involved in Corporate Finance and Financial Consulting for over 20 years. Prior to starting DSA, he was a financial consultant to numerous Fortune 500 companies.
DSA which was established in July of 2004 and is headquartered in Dallas, Texas is a proven leader in the debt settlement industry. DSA’s mission is to help people from all walks of life get a fresh start with their personal finances. DSA’s experienced and diligent staff takes great pride in helping individuals and families turn grim financial situations into a new financial opportunity. DSA’s settlement and debt arbitration team provide their clients with immediate and practical relief from creditors and the anxiety associated with drowning in credit card debt. DSA bases their company culture on three qualities that are standards of excellence they are proud to stand behind: HONESTY, RESPECT and PASSION.
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