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"The Logan Report"

By John Darer

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Revered NSSTA Board Member Jim Logan continues to characterize an industry professional certification in a manner that* is misleading, and inconsistent with the guidelines set down and perhaps voted on by the Board on which he serves. How can this be?

Here is Jim's profile.

Here is the NSSTA webpage entitled Promoting the CSSC

I have always known Jim to be a decent human being. Why is he doing this?

How can we have faith in, or continue to respect the people we call leaders, if THEY don't even follow the rules and guidelines THEY set?

As we move into the next phase of our watchdog commentary we intend to single out others who choose to continue to characterize the CSSC certification in a manner that is both misleading, and inconsistent with the guidelines set forth by NSSTA. Not that there was ever anything in doubt, but at this point there are no excuses.

* at the time of this post

Watchdog Attitude

Full post as published by Structured Settlements 4Real on September 25, 2009 (boomark / email).

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