In the realm of process serving, the industry term “difficult process service” is used not only as a marketing tool, but a way to elevate your investigative career.
Do you know how to define a difficult process serve?
Come to our meeting on Wednesday, February 7, 2024, and listen as Steve Glenn, President of the Process Servers Association of Colorado (PSACO) discusses difficult process serves, and how to overcome problematic serves.
Steven D. Glenn is the co-owner of Magnum-Diego Priority Services, Peak Process Servers and Checkmate, Inc. He is a Colorado Licensed Private Investigator and an Alternate Defense Counsel (ADC) Investigator. He is also a co-founder and current President of the Process Servers Association of Colorado, (PSACO). Mr. Glenn also served on the Board of Directors of the National Association of Professional Process Servers, (NAPPS), for four years, obtaining the position of 1st Vice President.
He was instrumental in petitioning the Colorado Supreme Court, Civil Rules Committee, to change Colorado Rules of Civil Procedure Rule 4 and was asked by the Committee Chair to sit on the Sub-Committee to draft the wording for the changes recently adopted.
He created and teaches the PSACO Process Servers Certification Course.
- Established Magnum-Diego Priority Services, in 2003
- Purchased Peak Process Servers, in 2010 (Est. 2010)
- Purchased Checkmate, Inc., June 1, 2016 (Est. June 1978)
- Process Server (No license required)
- Successfully completed 57,000 plus serves
- Alternate Defense Counsel Investigator
Previous Work History
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U.S. Navy April 1979 - April 1987
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Cryptologic Technician Maintenance
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Top Secret Clearance
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Honorably Discharged
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Martin Marietta April 1987 - January 1989
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Primerica Financial Services January 1989 – January 2009
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SDG Financial January 2001 – December 2003
February 7, 2024
Board Meeting 4:30-6:00 (Voting members welcome to attend)
Networking 6:00-6:30
General Meeting 6:30-8:00
Meeting location
2851 (Tower 1) S. Parker Road, Aurora
Ground floor conference room
Park behind the building, and enter the door facing the back parking lot. We’ll have signs showing the way to the conference room.
If you plan on attending in-person or online on Zoom, please send an RSVP to rsvp@ppiac.org.
Guests are welcome to attend two free meetings.