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Private Investigators and Security Professionals of WV Elects New Officers

The Private Investigators and Security Professionals of WV held elections in May and the new officers assumed their duties at the August meeting. Newly elected president Jim Crowder had this to say: 's8220;We's8217;re excited to carry on the good work that our predecessors have done. Our goals for the upcoming year include making our presence known, increasing our membership and providing quality training and education for those in the Investigation and Security fields in West Virginia.'s8221; Mr. Crowder has over 30 years experience in the law enforcement and investigation fields and is currently owner/operator of Crowder's8217;s Statewide Investigations in Walton, WV.



The Private Investigators and Security Professionals of West Virginia was founded in 1993 and is the oldest continuing organization of its kind in West Virginia. The Association strives to improve the level of professionalism and integrity by sponsoring legislation, encouraging networking, cooperation and mutual assistance among members, and providing continuous training and education for Private Investigators and Security Professionals.



Remaining officers include Larry Peters of Larry Peters, Inc. in Winchester, VA who was re-elected as Vice-President of Education and Training. Mr. Peters has been in the investigation field for 45 years. His knowledge and expertise have been invaluable to the Association. Bob Siebel, Vice-President of Investigations, has over 30 years experience as a Corporate Security Investigator and is owner/operator of Defense Technologies, Inc. in Hurricane. Donald Stevens, of Stevens Private Investigations and Security in Williamson, was elected Vice-President of Security. Mr. Stevens has over 20 years experience in the investigative and security fields.



The Association meets quarterly at the New River Community and Technical College in Summersville. However, plans are currently underway to change venue for the 2007 meetings. 's8220;This Association exists for the benefit of the members,'s8221; Crowder said. 's8220;When the members voiced a desire to alternate meeting locations throughout the state, we took steps to make that happen.'s8221; Tentative meeting sites include the Clarksburg/Morgantown area, Charleston area and Parkersburg area. One meeting per year will still be held in Summersville. 's8220;The people at the College have been great to us over the years. They's8217;ve always been very accommodating and we really appreciate all they's8217;ve done for the Association,'s8221; said Crowder.



For more information about the Private Investigators and Security Professionals of WV, visit their website at http://www.pispwv.org or call Crowder's8217;s Statewide Investigations at 304-577-6584.

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