Our Team

Mr. Howarth has almost forty years of experience in property insurance claims. He started out working for State Farm and soon advanced to a management position responsible for training their claims adjusters. After almost ten years of learning the claims business from the inside, Mr. Howarth decided that he would be much happier using the knowledge he gained to help policyholders navigate through the difficult claims process. He’s now been assisting property owners as a public adjuster for almost four decades. Additionally, Mr. Howarth has been an Appraiser for twenty-five years and has found that utilizing the “Appraisal” provision has been a wonderfully effective tool for resolving claim damage disputes, particularly in Alabama where public adjusters are not licensed.

Besides being a Rule-31 Supreme Court approved mediator in Tennessee, Mr. Howarth is also a WIND Certified Appraiser. He has been a Chartered Property & Casualty Underwriter (CPCU) since the mid-1980s and is recognized as a qualified expert in property insurance claims, having testified in hundreds of property loss cases in state and federal courts throughout the Southeast.

Mr. Howarth has served on the Board of Directors of the National Association of Public Insurance Adjusters (NAPIA) and is past president of both the Tennessee and Florida Associations of Public Insurance Adjusters.

Mr. Howarth is originally from Florida and his wife of forty-two years (Ann) is from North Carolina. They have four children ranging in age from 10 to 38 (Mark, Dori, Amy, and Maddix) and two grandchildren. He and his wife Ann served as directors of The Royal Family Kid’s Camp in middle Tennessee, a weeklong summer camp designed specifically for abused and neglected kids between the ages of 7 and 11. Mr. Howarth is a very experienced pilot (with almost 2,000 hours logged) and enjoys a round of golf whenever possible.

She is in the process of obtaining her Associate in Claims designation (AIC). She loves pizza, salsa dancing, college football, scuba diving and the beach. She is the owner of the official company mascot, a tiny Australian shepherd named Bay.

Jeanne joined the Howarth Group several years ago after 20 years of working at a major retailer doing loss prevention and inventory management. Her desire to serve her community and to help others led her to her current role as an Inventory Specialist.

Jeanne is native to central Kentucky where she grew up, but has called Spring Hill, TN home since 2005.
Jeanne is married and has 4 beautiful children, 2 boys, and 2 girls. The family loves to be outdoors and enjoys camping and hiking. Jeanne holds a passion for cooking and spends her “downtime” canning and preserving food. She loves to read cookbooks for new ideas and creations, as well as novels that spark the imagination with suspense and mystery.

Outside of her four children, Jeanne has two adopted “fur” babies: Axl, a male boxer, and Aggie, a senior Cattle Dog (Australian Shepard/Blue Healer). They are full of energy and are beloved members of the family.

Rossana’s desire is to make a difference by assisting people during stressful and unfortunate circumstances. Her background in office administration and internet research paved the way for her to be able to help people on a deeper level. She enjoys her work as an inventory specialist at The Howarth Group because she finds helping families recover from life-changing catastrophe a way for her to walk out her faith in a very practical and rewarding way.

Rossana is married to her high school sweetheart, and they have three sons. She and her family are active in in their local church and community. Her entire family are nature enthusiasts who especially enjoy hiking in the mountains or along one of the local lakes or rivers. She also enjoys vegetable gardening, tending to her flowers, and cooking.

Her professional career has been involved in working in human resources and inventory management for a major retail company. She joined The Howarth Group because of her desire to help make a difference in the lives of people who have suffered a catastrophe.

Tamara prides herself on her hard work ethic and family values. She has three adult daughters and three grandchildren (that she loves reading stories to).

An animal lover at heart, after a hard day’s work she and her cat (“Bear”) enjoy watching wildlife pass through her backyard. As busy as life is, Tamara also finds time to volunteer for a local Nashville food pantry and when she goes on vacation you can usually find her down at the beach enjoying the sun, the sand, and the surf.

Amanda has a background working in the behavioral health field. Knowing she wanted to work with people and help them through difficult times, she found The Howarth Group.

Amanda and her husband (Brad) live in a rural area just outside of Arrington, TN. When she’s not taking care of their four dogs (Diesel, Leo, Gunner, and Havoc), she and Brad love to travel outside of the United States. Among the places their travels have taken them have been Italy, Greece, and Australia.

When at home she is an avid reader and enjoys hiking around the hills and woods of middle Tennessee.