Selected employees will sharpen leadership, negotiation, and financial skills at a national training summit for the restoration and home service industry
SOUTH BURLINGTON, VT, July 27, 2026 -- G.W. Savage, Vermont's largest and most experienced emergency restoration company, is investing in its people by sending a group of selected employees to The Violand Executive Summit in Chicago. The high-level training event gathers owners, managers, and project leaders from restoration and home service companies across the country.

Hosted by Violand Management Associates, the Summit gives leaders time away from daily operations to build stronger skills and bring practical tools back to the team. For G.W. Savage, the trip reflects a long-standing belief that strong businesses are built by strong people, and that leadership is worth developing at every level of the company.
Over three days, the G.W. Savage's team will attend a series of interactive courses led by Violand's facilitators. The lineup includes:
"Our people are the reason this company has grown since 1977," said Tyler Savage, President of G.W. Savage. "Sending our team to the Violand Executive Summit is a direct investment in them and in the clients they serve. The stronger our leaders become, the better we take care of Vermonters when they need us most."
Because Violand's programs qualify for IICRC continuing education credits, team members also reinforce the certifications that stand behind G.W. Savage's work in the field.
About G.W. Savage
G.W. Savage is an IICRC-certified emergency restoration contractor that has served Vermont since 1977. Locally owned and operated with offices in South Burlington and Rutland, the company is the largest and most experienced emergency restoration provider in the region. Its team of specialists, estimators, and project managers handles residential and commercial water, fire, storm, and mold damage around the clock, and works directly with insurance carriers to make recovery simple for property owners. Learn more at gwsavage.com or call (802) 660-8900.
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Address: 16 Gregory Dr, So. Burlington, VT 05403
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