"In this photo: Chris Carothers, Tom Schweifler, Craig Jones
Employee Spotlight - Chris Carothers Chris has hung his hat at Fidelity Associates since May 2002. He has worked in the Personal Lines department the entire time as an account manager. His goal is to provide great customer service to every customer he comes in contact with. Prior to his time with Fidelity he spent 12 years working for Safeco Insurance in various positions including personal lines underwriter.Chris feels that every day at Fidelity is a new experience. 'No matter how long a person is involved in the insurance industry, there are always new and interesting situations that pop up. It's these kind of situations that keep you on your toes.' Chris has to stay on his toes to keep up with his busy schedule. His free time is spent in many different pursuits. He just completed his 19th year as a Spokane Hoopfest Volunteer. Hoopfest just held its 22nd annual 3-on-3 basketball tournament in downtown Spokane. He has been a high school wrestling official for 20 years. He has also volunteered his time and energies for 12 years as a Boy Scout leader. His most recent volunteer adventure is with the Spokane Regional Solid Waste System as a Master Composter. He volunteers his time teaching principles of recycling through composting. His knowledge of composting lends itself very nicely to his love of vegetable gardening. He is also a certified beekeeper and raises chickens."
Employee Spotlight - Chris Carothers Chris has hung his hat at Fidelity Associates since May 2002. He has worked in the Personal Lines department the entire time as an account manager. His goal is to provide great customer service to every customer he comes in contact with. Prior to his time with Fidelity he spent 12 years working for Safeco Insurance in various positions including personal lines underwriter.Chris feels that every day at Fidelity is a new experience. 'No matter how long a person is involved in the insurance industry, there are always new and interesting situations that pop up. It's these kind of situations that keep you on your toes.' Chris has to stay on his toes to keep up with his busy schedule. His free time is spent in many different pursuits. He just completed his 19th year as a Spokane Hoopfest Volunteer. Hoopfest just held its 22nd annual 3-on-3 basketball tournament in downtown Spokane. He has been a high school wrestling official for 20 years. He has also volunteered his time and energies for 12 years as a Boy Scout leader. His most recent volunteer adventure is with the Spokane Regional Solid Waste System as a Master Composter. He volunteers his time teaching principles of recycling through composting. His knowledge of composting lends itself very nicely to his love of vegetable gardening. He is also a certified beekeeper and raises chickens."
Wow Chris! I had no idea you have been doing Hoopfest almost since it began! Congratulations! I loved the article they wrote about you for the employee Spotlight! You deserve to be honored for all you do. love you!!! meg
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