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About Us - Sean M. Callow, Owner/Manager  
Managing member of Great American Records Management, Sean M. Callow, CPA, has extensive experience in the self storage industry. Sean M. Callow, a graduate of University of California at Santa Barbara, is the former Senior Vice President, Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of Harrington West Financial Group, a $1 billion asset public financial institution (NASDAQ ticker: HWFG) located in Solvang, California which owns Los Padres Bank, a 16-branch thrift specializing in commercial real estate, multi-family and construction lending with locations in California, Kansas and Arizona.

Sean M. Callow specifically designs self storage facilities and tailors operating procedures to attract business clients, with 24/7/365 access, wide driveways, video surveillance, and business-friendly services. As the self storage industry has become more competitive in recent years with some areas approaching saturation, Sean became interested in expanding services to attract a wider range of business tenants. Accordingly, records management has become a natural extension of the self storage business.

On April 12, 2006, Great American Records Management, LLC was formed to own and operate a full-service, commercial records center in Goleta, California to offer a wide array of services which will allow our business clients to significantly reduce the costs of managing their business records, and to allow them to better concentrate on their core business competencies.








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