was more and more my responsibility to care for this information – for our clients, my fellow coworkers and to safeguard the integrity of the company itself. Looking out over a sea of paperwork was an intimidating thing. I realized one day as I was slowly feeding paperwork into our protesting office shredder, removing staples along the way, that my time is better spent doing the job I was hired to do – the same goes for everyone in that firm, including the office manager and secretary. Nobody had the time to properly dispose of the documents.
By the time I went out on my own and opened my practice, the HIPPA and FACTA laws were in place making it legally mandatory to destroy confidential documents. Again I was faced with a burden. I tried different kinds of in-office shredders, I even tried burning the paperwork, but my efforts always ended the same way – in frustration. I thought; ‘there’s got to be a better way.’
Now Shredding Solutions is in our 2nd year of business, and I have not forgotten my past frustrations as a small business owner. We exist to make your life easier, your time more efficient, your confidentiality more effective. We are all guided by the same principle: in business time is money. Identity theft continues to be the fastest growing white collar crime in America and 69.2% of it is done from dumpster diving.
Hey, we’re not out to change the world, but from one small business owner to another, we are here to make your life easier,
so you can focus on what really matters – your business.
Happy Shredding-
Suzanne.
Hi I’m Suzanne Rosty, the President and Owner of Shredding Solutions. I started my company to help business owners combat the ever-growing risk of identity theft. Before Shredding Solutions, I worked as a Public Accountant - both in small firms and in my own practice. I understand first-hand the amount of confidential paperwork that builds up in a business. They say change doesn’t happen until a breakdown occurs. This is the story of my breakdown.
When I started my career as a Public Accountant, identity theft wasn’t a big issue. Nobody took real care to dispose of confidential documents appropriately – bottom line, nobody really had the time to do it - that has not changed. As time went on, with the innovation of technology, more importantly the computer and internet, identity theft started to become a real problem for business owners. Being an accountant we had boxes and boxes of confidential files. I felt continually that it
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