A 45-year veteran of the modular housing industry, Prevatte will guide the 18-member board of directors as it implements new policies, lives up to its own standard of excellence and deals with an industry that is slowly rebounding from the housing downturn.
He said, “It’s humbling to know that members from all across North Carolina have chosen me to lead and serve as their president. This business has been my whole life, so I’m just proud and appreciative that they saw fit to elect me.”
Prevatte received the gavel from Regional Vice President of Clayton Homes, Paige Janey, who was president.
With a membership of over 1,000 professionals, the association maintains 10 regional branches across the state. As MHProNews knows, North Carolina is consistently ranked as the fourth top state in terms of shipments of manufactured homes. ##
(Photo credit:robesonian/North Carolina Manufactured and Modular Housing Association. Tony Prevatte receiving the gavel from Paige Janey, the outgoing president.)
