Oklahoma Private Investigators Should Join the Oklahoma Private
Investigator Association (OPIA)
Oklahoma City private investigators and private
investigators all throughout Oklahoma should give strong consideration to
joining a professional Oklahoma private investigator organization. Professional associations are a convenient,
fun, and often inexpensive way to network with others in the private
investigation field, gain additional in-service training, benefits which may
include insurance, and more. Teachers,
medical doctors, dentists, process servers, and numerous others have also joined
together in this same endeavor.
One such organization in Oklahoma for private investigators is
the Oklahoma Private Investigator Association (OPIA). One can easily find the website for the
organization on www.opia.com. The men and women who spend their professional
careers conducting surveillance, investigating crimes, civil cases, finding out
whether a spouse has been cheating, etc., have a wonderful time. At the monthly meetings, an Oklahoma private
investigator gets to enjoy a nice lunch with colleagues, listen to guest
speakers, share new ideas, and much more.
Sometimes a private investigator in Oklahoma even wins a pretty
intriguing door prize.
Another great thing about the OPIA is how it brings private
investigators from Oklahoma City, Edmond, Moore, Norman, Tulsa, Piedmont,
Guthrie, Bethany, Yukon, Mustang, Midwest City, Del City, Stillwater, Owasso,
Lawton, El Reno, and counties such as Tulsa County, Oklahoma County, Canadian
County, Cleveland County – basically all throughout the state – together! Great minds share fantastic ideas, and
self-improvement is always a goal. The
chance that private investigators have to collaborate and refer clients from cities
and counties that are far away from their office is an added and appreciated bonus!
The chief executive officer of Oklahoma Judicial Process
Servers (www.OklahomaJudicialProcessServers.com),
Dr. John Keefe II, is a proud member of the Oklahoma Private Investigator
Association. Always a strong supporter
of professional organizations, Dr. Keefe encourages his staff to join the
Oklahoma Private Investigator Association.
The more Oklahoma private investigators that the OPIA has, the better
they can work together to help serve the clients (i.e., attorneys, governmental
agencies, businesses, nonprofit organizations, and individuals). While it is true that private investigators
often compete against one another for business, private investigators who
collaborate through the Oklahoma Private Investigator Association also help
bring the word “professional” into their chosen profession.
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