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iShred's mission is to provide the highest level of secured document and information destruction services utilizing the best equipment available, at competitive prices. We’re focused on organizing and protecting the vital documents that are the lifeblood of your company. We have over 40 years combined experience dealing with customers who rely on us for security and peace of mind.
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Heidi Walsh
President and Co-Founder
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Both Heidi and her husband William became interested in the secure document destruction industry in 2003. Federal regulations enacted to combat security and identity theft, combined with a general awareness of the potential for security breaches in corporate America were the catalyst for opening iShred, LLC.
Heidi’s entrepreneurial spirit has helped grow this company since it’s opening in 2005. Her vision of providing professional information destruction to the greater Boston and Providence community is exemplified in the company’s slogan: “Secure Solutions for an unsecured world”.
Heidi graduated from Boston University Sargent School of Allied Health Professions with a degree in Occupational Therapy. She gained experience in the field from 1982-1998, and managed various rehabilitation facilities for her last employer, before leaving the profession to spend time with her two children Jordan and Jacqueline.
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William Walsh
Vice President and Co-Founder
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People who know William Walsh know he is passionate about the businesses he is involved in. iShred LLC is no exception.
William, also a graduate of Boston University, is the President and represents the third generation of ownership of Walsh Movers, a company founded in 1924 by his grandfather, Cecil S. Walsh. He is also a Vice President for Recordkeeper Records Management Systems, Ltd., a company owned by his brother Tom, and founded by their father over 30 years ago.
William, along with Heidi, saw the need for secure document destruction alternatives. Both William and Heidi spent over 2 years looking at other facilities, seeing both strengths and weaknesses in what the competition had to offer, before purchasing a plant-based shredder and starting iShred.
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Christine Multari
General Manager, Walsh Companies
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In her role as General Manager, Christine is focused on delivering the highest quality experience for our Clients.
Christine began her career with Eastman Kodak within the field of Document and Magnetic Information Management, managing key client relationships and introducing new concepts and products. Building on this, she moved into Workplace Process for Office, Laboratory, Pharmacy and Clinical Environments for Equipment and Furnishings. Her role included product testing, building and managing teams, training clients and staff, and coaching to enhance the work experience and deliver improved process and increased productivity for Clients.
Rounding out her expertise, Christine focused next on the field of Project Management, Move Management and Facilities Planning. She brings this strategic and planning background to the iShed, Recordkeeper and Walsh Mover Teams. Christine sits on the Board of Directors for CoreNet, and is an active member of IFMA and NEWIRE.
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Mark Ranieri
Sales Manager, iShred
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Mark started with iShred when it first opened in 2005. Prior to that, he was the operations manager for Recordkeeper Records Management Systems, and a sales representative for Walsh Movers. Mark first came to work for the family in 1998. His hobbies include basketball and golf.
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Education:
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• University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth
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Responsibilities:
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• Sales for both plant and mobile shredding
• Coordination of billing and destruction
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• Business development and marketing
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John Tate
Operations Manager, Avon facility
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John is experienced and proficient with all of The Walsh Companies processes, operations, technologies, software programs, best business practices and workflow. He is Client Centered and ensures quality is consistent and special requirements met. His responsibility centers on, but is not limited to daily facility operations, scheduling and routing, coordination of orders and fleet management.
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