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For disaster restoration franchise SERVPRO, launching on the eve of the 2020 pandemic could have easily turned into a whole different kind of disaster.

But owner Josh and his team weren’t fazed. They adapted in real-time and strategically pivoted to address community needs. The result: Explosive growth from 4 to 50 employees in a short span.

A key partner in their success? Bank of Central Florida. Their Relationship Manager, Leah Pearson, provided crucial support at every turn, from initial funding to ongoing financial guidance.

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