Founding ProVest in 1991, Scott Strady is credited with successfully building client relationships and skillfully steering the company's strategic initiatives. With more than 2 decades of experience in the mortgage foreclosure industry, Strady's early career focused on mortgage foreclosure services, which led to the formation of ProVest. His vision is to continually advance ProVest's size and scope, leveraging technology and innovation to secure ProVest's position at the forefront of the process service community. Under his guidance, ProVest has evolved into an enterprise that delivers optimal service offerings through sophisticated technical solutions.

ProVest's Chief Executive Officer, Jim Ward, is responsible for oversight of the organization and working with colleagues to define strategic business directives. Before assuming his current role, Ward served as ProVest's President. With more than 20 years of management and systems consulting experience, previously he was a partner at PricewaterhouseCoopers Consulting and IBM Business Consulting where he provided leadership on strategic global service accounts and focused on enhancing his clients' competitive positions and operating performance, while reducing overall costs.

Chief Revenue Officer, Victor Draper, is responsible for new business initiatives, new product planning, and implementing strategies that ensure the highest level of customer satisfaction. His leadership spans across all aspects of services, including marketing, business development, government agencies, and ProVest media relations. Draper specializes in developing and implementing strategies that ensure high-level customer satisfaction. With 30+ years of experience in the mortgage servicing industry, he entered the process service market by operating Universal Default Services (UDS), a New York-based process service and skip tracing firm which was acquired by ProVest in January, 2007. Prior to launching UDS, Draper led the default services department at Countrywide Financial Corporation. Additionally, Victor Draper is a noted industry speaker at conferences and seminars and publishes regularly in renowned industry publications.

Joey Wilkins, Chief Compliance Officer & In-House Counsel, is responsible for managing the Company’s compliance with legal, regulatory, client and internal requirements and provides guidance to management on risk and compliance matters for ProVest nationwide. Wilkins is the Chair of ProVest’s Risk and Compliance Committee and has over 10 years of experience in the credit collections industry. Prior to joining JJL in 2011, Wilkins held a senior management position in a regional debt collection law firm. Wilkins graduated from the University of Montevallo in 2005 with a Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration. He graduated from the Birmingham School of Law in 2010 and was admitted to the Alabama State Bar in April 2011.

Bill Monaghan, Chief Financial Officer, is responsible for managing the company's financial divisions, including accounting, financial planning, treasury and shared services. Bill's wealth of experience includes serving in strategic financial positions with local multi-national companies. Prior to joining ProVest, Bill was Sr. Director of Accounting at Catalina Marketing. Bill is a graduate of Rutgers University and holds an MBA from Colorado State University.

Neil Heath, Senior Vice President of Operations, delivers a depth and breadth of experience in the default service space. As one of the first employees, Heath joined ProVest in 1992 as a Client Services Production Manager. In addition to Heath’s organizational responsibilities, he also filed cases and served papers for ProVest, affording him a unique perspective from both an operational and process server point of view. These skills were instrumental in his contributions to the evolution of the entire operation. In his current role, Heath has been pivotal in the development and expansion of new geographic markets, including the Midwest and West Coast. His current responsibilities include operational and client oversight of these areas, in addition to multiple office locations in Florida as well as executive management of ProVest’s Contractor Management department. Heath is a certified process server for the Circuit and County Courts in the Thirteenth Judicial Circuit in and for Hillsborough County Florida. Heath also holds a “CC” Private Investigator License in the State of Florida. Heath is a member of the National Association of Professional Process Servers (NAPPS), and is a member of the United Trustee’s Association (UTA).

Carl Turro, Senior Vice President of Operations, has more than 24 years of experience in all aspects of the process service industry. Originally joining the organization as a Production Manager, in 2007 he was promoted to Vice President. His responsibilities involve operational and client management for the Eastern US, including Florida, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, the Mid-Atlantic States and South Carolina. Turro also provides oversight to the Data and Investigations, and Foreclosure Sales Attendance business departments. Turro is a “C” licensed Private Investigator in Florida and a former special process server in Florida’s Sixth Judicial Circuit.

Lynda Smith, Vice President, Information Technology, leads ProVest’s Information Technology department in the delivery of strategic business and infrastructure solutions as well as day-to-day IT operations. Lynda brings more than 30 years of experience in Information Technology planning and management. Prior to joining ProVest, she held a variety of senior management and consulting positions, leading teams in the delivery of mission-critical technology solutions in the financial services, telecommunications, hospitality, and manufacturing industries. Lynda graduated from the University of Toledo with a Bachelor of Business Administration.