Estateably
Mark Duffy has a diverse work experience in various roles and industries. Mark started their career as a Special Events Coordinator at BC Cancer Foundation in 2011, where they managed office administration, responded to inquiries, and secured local sponsorships. Mark then transitioned to Canadian Direct Insurance as a Total Loss Account Manager from July 2013 to May 2015. Following that, Mark worked at John Hancock as a New Business Manager from October 2015 to October 2018, where they served as the primary contact for administrative activities and acted as a liaison between internal departments. Currently, Mark is a Junior Javascript Developer at Estateably, starting in April 2022.
Mark Duffy has a recent education history in the field of web development. In 2021, they attended Juno College of Technology and completed a Web Development Bootcamp, which covered HTML5, CSS3, Javascript, JQuery, React, Responsive Design, Rest APIs & Firebase, and Version Controls. During the same year, they also pursued additional courses at Juno College of Technology in JavaScript and HTML/CSS.
Mark's earlier education history is not specified, but it is known that they attended Mohawk College at some point. However, no details are provided regarding the degree or field of study completed at Mohawk College.
In February 2022, Mark obtained the Certified Internet Webmaster Web Developer (CIW) certification from Juno College of Technology.
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Estateably is an estate settlement platform that allows financial professionals to dramatically expedite the estate settlement process through the digitization of paper based processes while maintaining regulatory compliance.Across Canada, the process of settling an estate (from death to distribution of assets) takes on average four years. Manyfactors contribute to this inefficient process that has remained largely unchanged in over 20 years. A lack of digitization and software tools are available to trust companies, who are hired on behalf of a family to execute the will and estate. According to corporate executors, the largest inefficiencies stem from a lack of communication regarding the status of the estate, onboarding new agents, and delays with government agencies, among others.This is compounded by creating a complex business network of banks, executors, lawyers, accountants, governments and beneficiaries coming together to settle an estate. Furthermore, there is an inherent lack of trust among each party as they can be individually held legally liable for any error committed throughout the process.We have seen that across north America there is a growing demand for estate services while the continent prepares for the largest transfer of wealth in history. In fact, it is projected that in Canada alone, $750 billion dollars will be inherited over the next decade, [1] a majority of which will demand the services of corporate agents. As it stands, trust companies are not able to keep up with internal demand for settlement services, let alone market their services to a large growing market.Estateably aims to solve the inefficiencies of the estate settlement process by providing a workflow tool to trust companies to digitize their process, automating time-consuming tasks. The platform will leverage distributed ledger technology to create a bridge between financial institutions and appropriate government agencies.