Independent Electrical Contractors, Inc. - IEC
Sylvia Velez is an experienced office and events coordinator and manager currently overseeing daily operations at Independent Electrical Contractors, Inc., including office administration, accounting, and payroll since November 2018. Previously, Sylvia Velez served as a processing manager at Caliber Home Loans, managing a processing team and a large loan pipeline, and held a similar role at Suntrust Mortgage, where responsibilities included training and mentoring a processing team and managing extensive loan workflows. Additional experience includes roles at Equity Loans LLC, MidAtlantic Capital, and 1st Atlantic Mortgage, focusing on loan processing, compliance, and team management. Sylvia Velez holds a degree in Accounting and Human Resources from Cameron University.
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Independent Electrical Contractors, Inc. - IEC
Founded in 1957, the Independent Electrical Contractors (IEC) is a national trade association for merit shop electrical and systems contractors. IEC believes in developing and fostering a stronger economy through the level of quality and services its members provide to the industry. Drawing from the dedication and desire of contractors in the independent sector, our country is able to benefit from a flexible array of services and competitive pricing which helps maintain an affordable level of costs on utilities and communication. For more than five decades, IEC has faced the challenges imposed by the ever-changing world of the electrical industry. IEC has built a reputation as the premier trade association for America's independent electrical and systems contractors, aggressively working with the industry to establish a free environment for merit shop. With almost 3,000 member companies in 54 chapters throughout the USA, the association serves as the voice of the electrical and systems contracting industry on policies affecting its membership. IEC attempts to further the growth of the U.S. economy through skilled manpower and the principle of free enterprise.