Beverly Nash - ISA, CAPP

Qualifications

ACADEMIC BACKGROUND:  B.S. Degree in Education form Olivet University, Bourbonnais, Illinois.  Successfully completed the following Core Courses developed by the International Society of Appraisers in conjunction with Indiana University of Continuing Studies as a part of a certification program for personal property appraisers.  Core Courses were completed at Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana.

Completed core courses 101, 102, 103.  In addition, completed advanced courses: Course 104, Advanced Appraisal Theory and Report Writing.  Course 105, The Appraiser as Expert Witness.  Course ISA 105, The Appraisal of Appreciable Contents.   Course ISA 106, The Appraisal of Depreciable Contents.

CAPP DESIGNATION: The CAPP (Certified Appraiser of Personal Property) designation is the highest designation granted by the Society.  To receive the CAPP Designation, one must successfully complete above described courses with overall comprehensive testing.  CAPP achieved in two specialist areas: Course ISA 105, The Appraisal of Appreciable Contents.  Course ISA 106, The Appraisal of Depreciable Contents. 

RE-CERTIFICATION: - 1999 - Complete study of the Core Courses - 101, 102, 103.  The ISA Core Courses include changes and updates of the original material studied.  Completed testing of material included in the three courses successfully.   In addition to completion of the course study one must accumulate a set number of points by continuing education in the field and appraisal study participation.

RE-CERTIFICATION: - 2006 -Complete study and testing of appraisal theory and new standards.

SEMINARS AND CONFERENCES ATTENDED:

- Participant in ISA National Conferences 1989 through 2006 (LONG BEACH, CA. PHILA, PA.  DALLAS, TX., CHICAGO. SEATTLE, WA. BOSTON, MA. HOUSTON,  TX. ALEXANDRIA, VA. SAN DIEGO, CA. TROY, MI., SANTA FE, NM.).

- Lehigh University 1990, Masters Course in Silver by David Lindquist.  Furniture 18th C. through 1940.  Base metals (pewter, tin, brass and iron);   Graphics/Prints; Toys, by Harry Rinker.  ISA Seminars - 1989 through 1995.   Oriental Rugs, Antique Silver and Mexican Jewelry, Furniture, Desk-top Gemology, Fakes and Forgeries in Meissen, Bronzes, American Art Glass, American Pottery, Gorham Silver, Estate Jewelry, English and American Silver & Hallmarks, Art Fraud, Ethics & more.  CHAPEL HILL, NC.  1993 - 1998: Masters Course Pottery & Porcelain by Lindquist.  Period Furniture w/Chris Allen - Oriental Rugs w/Doug Lay.   Masters course - "American and Continental Silver" by Lindquist.   Period Furniture and Wood Identification by Chris Allen & Lindquist.   ATLANTA - 1998 Silver, Folk Art, Furniture, Porcelain. MESDA  Seminar 2000 -"Furniture  of the Southern Backcountry"
Whitehall Seminar w/David Linqduist -Furniture.  Barometers & Clocks w/John Forster, 2006.

EXPERIENCE:

	Antique Dealer and Exhibitor - 1974 - 1992.
	Former owner of resale furniture business - 10 years.
	Current Liquidator and Estate Sale Manager of residential contents - 1980 to present.
	Manager of Antique Mall, part-time - 1987 - 1994.
	Professional Appraiser of Personal Property, Appreciable/Depreciable.  1989 to present.
	Owner - Accessories & Antiques Appraisal and Professional Services.  Since 1980.
	Consultant - North Carolina, 1995 - Present.

MEMBERSHIPS:

	International Society of Appraisers - 1988 - present
	CAPP - Certified Appraiser of Personal Property
	Michigan Chapter - ISA: 1988 - 1993
	Past Treasurer - 1990
	Past President - Two Years - 1991 - 1992
	Executive Board, Michigan Chapter - 1993
	North Carolina Chapter ISA - 1995 - present
	National Board - Designation and Review - 1992 - present
	National Scholarship Committee - Trustee - 1994-1996; Vice Chair - 1996 - 1997, Chair - 1997 - 1998
	National Board of ISA - Ethics Committee - Appointed Panel Member by the Executive Board of ISA - 1997 - 1999
	Hendersonville Chamber of Commerce 2005 - 2007

SPEAKER:

	1995 - Chicago - National Conference - Residential Contents Program Chairperson
	1994 - Boston - National ISA Conference "Ethics & Procedures of Conducted Tag Sales"
	Michigan Seminars - Treasure Hunting With The Expert - Fall 1992 - "Promotional Cars", Fall 1991 - "Furniture 1820 through 1910".
	American Business Women's Association, Hendersonville, NC - 1995.
	Blue Ridge Community College, Hendersonville NC. Three sessions: Appraisals, antiques and collectables - Summer 1999, 2000,  2001,  2002, 2003.
	Hendersonville Country Club, 2000, 2002.
	Appraisal  Fair, Landrum, SC Chamber of Commerce, 2003.
	Hendersonville Library Appraisal Fair Library Fund Raiser, 2003.

Beverly Nash - beverlyjnash@cs.com, (828) 698-0020.

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