Home builder recognized for customer satisfaction
Lamar Smith Signature Homes, a home builder in coastal Georgia, was awarded the national 2014 Avid Custom Builder Diamond award out of 747 qualifying builders throughout the United States.
Avid Ratings measure customer satisfaction at several points during the new home buying process, starting from contract through months after the initial move-in. The Avid Diamond Award is given to the home building company that received the highest scores on its New Home Move-In Experience Survey.
“As a homebuilding company, this award reaffirms our position that we can provide our customers with not only the best product, but also with the highest service during the home building process,” said Lamar Smith, owner of Lamar Smith Signature Homes.
Avid Ratings is an independent management firm that specializes in customer loyalty research in the homebuilding market.
Consulting firm opens new office
CCMG, formerly known as Coastal Consulting Management Group, has opened at a new office location, 35 Barnard St. Ste 206.
Formerly members at ThincSavannah, Savannah’s first coworking space, CCMG built an independent space in the same building.
“The new space allows for maximum interface with our clients. We can walk them through our methodology and ensure seamless person-to-person communication on their important financial concerns and objectives,” said partner Tony Wiggins.
The firm also added Brad Whitfield toit staff. Whitfield specializes in business valuation for litigation, tax, mergers, due diligence and consulting engagements.
For more information, go to www.coastalcmg.com.
Golf outing to benefit Hospice Savannah
The 2014 Robbie Smith Golf Outing benefiting nonprofit Hospice Savannah Inc. will be held on Aug. 23 at the Club at Savannah Harbor.
Robbie Smith was diagnosed with terminal brain cancer in 1992, and for the last decade his family and friends have organized a golf tournament in his memory and in gratitude for the care provided by Hospice Savannah during the last 15 months of his life.
This year’s outing has a 9 a.m. shotgun start with a four-man scramble (captain’s choice) format.
The cost is $100 per player and includes beverages on the course, prizes and food served after the outing; $120 includes two mulligans, one raffle ticket, tee buster on hole 14, eagle putt on hole 7 and a chance to win a complimentary round of golf.
To register or become a sponsor, go to www.robbiegolf.com or call Terry Webb at 912-547-6811 or Kevin Ainsworth at 912-655-1933.