Kim Guthrie
Kim Guthrie: Notary in Central BC
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Photo Credit: Jackie Benton
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I have been practising as a Notary Public in Mackenzie for 15 years come October 2018.
Drawing from my prior experience in customer service and business management, I sought a more multifaceted and independent approach to servicing the public in my work. Mackenzie is a small town, a tight-knit community of approximately 3500 people where I feel I have been able to participate in and foster a strong support network of colleagues and clients.
Some of the challenges I face in my practice involve being the only legal representative in Mackenzie.
Photo Credit: Jackie Benton
This proximity affords me the luxury of knowing the majority of my clients on a first-name basis; the close interaction between clients and colleagues in real estate and banking creates an atmosphere of sincere trust and security. That is all supported and further tied together by my love for volunteering in the community, primarily with the Rotary Club of Mackenzie.
Morfee Lake in fall
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Some of the challenges I face in my practice involve being the only legal representative in Mackenzie. Fortunately, that has led to my Notary practice being consistently vibrant and busy; it has afforded me the ability to refer people to other professionals outside of Mackenzie to help facilitate legal transactions and address other Volume 27 Number 3 Fall 2018
