Shelly Chamberlain

SHELLY A. CHAMBERLAIN, ASA

CURRICULUM VITAE

Business Experience • 2000-Present: Appraisal Services, Inc., Denver, Colorado. Owner/President. Performing personal property appraisals, specializing in business property. • 1989-Present: Business Appraisal Associates, Inc., Denver, Colorado. Business personal property appraisal, and responsibilities as listed below. • 1984-1989: Chamberlain Furniture, Denver, Colorado – Retail store management/sales, and furniture restoration specialist.

Professional Membership & Education • Accredited Senior Appraiser (ASA), American Society of Appraisers, Machinery & Technical Specialties. • Completed all ASA Principles of Valuation Courses, Machinery & Technical Specialties (MTS) Courses, Levels 201-204 • Completed all ASA Principles of Valuation Courses, Personal Property (PP), Levels 201-204 • Passed Ethics and Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP) Examinations.

Responsibilities • 2008-Present: Secretary - ASA Denver Chapter of the American Society of Appraisers. • Personal Property Appraiser – machinery & equipment appraisal. • Research Assistant – Industry and market studies, comparable sales analysis, preparation of financial exhibits, and extensive use of the market and cost approaches for personal property appraisals. • Publications Manager – design, preparation and publication of Business Valuation Review, a technical journal of the Business Valuation Committee of the American Society of Appraisers, 1991-2008, and other technical journals and publications.

Fields of Study and Expertise • Business personal property including furniture, fixtures, machinery, equipment, computers, and other personal property, specializing in medical equipment.

Appraisal Specialist • Specializing in business contents appraisal for use in business planning, buying or selling a business, divorce settlement, collateralization, tax purposes, including donation, litigation support, insurance, damage claims, etc. • Consultations to attorneys, accountants, insurance companies, hospital associations, businesses, IRS, etc. • Through economic research and experience the appraiser has a specific knowledge as to the market, and the applicable market levels, relevant to the items being appraised.