Prism Specialty Restoration of Southeast Michigan today announced the appointment of David De La Torre as Chief Executive Officer, effective immediately.
De La Torre brings decades of restoration industry experience, proven sales and business leadership, and a strong track record of driving revenue growth and building lasting customer relationships. With extensive knowledge of Prism’s business, its customers, its people and the industries it serves, De La Torre brings the leadership and experience needed to guide the company confidently into its next chapter.
Throughout his career, De La Torre has demonstrated an ability to identify opportunities, build business, strengthen customer partnerships and produce results. His experience spans sales strategy, business development, revenue generation, customer relationships and organizational leadership, giving him a comprehensive understanding of what it takes to successfully lead and grow the company.
As CEO, De La Torre will lead the strategic direction of Prism Specialty Restoration of Southeast Michigan with a focus on strong leadership, accountability, sustainable growth, customer partnership and operational excellence. His deep understanding of both the business and the restoration industry positions him to build on Prism’s strengths while identifying new opportunities for the future.
“I am honored to take on the role of CEO and lead a company and team that I believe in so strongly,” said De La Torre. “We have tremendous experience, specialized capabilities and relationships that have been built over decades. My responsibility is to bring those strengths together with a clear vision for growth, strong execution and an unwavering commitment to our customers. I am confident in what we can accomplish together and excited about where we are taking Prism next.”
De La Torre has spent more than 25 years working alongside Prism founder and owner Lee Capatina, gaining firsthand experience in the development and growth of the business while being mentored by Capatina throughout his career. Combined with De La Torre’s own proven business success, that experience has given him a unique understanding of Prism’s history, operations, customer relationships and future opportunities.
“David is the right leader for this company and for where we are going,” said Capatina. “He brings the industry knowledge, business experience, leadership ability and drive needed to lead Prism forward. He understands how to grow a business, how to build strong relationships and how to bring people together around a common goal. After working with David for more than 25 years, I have tremendous confidence in his ability to lead this organization and take Prism into its next era of growth.”
De La Torre assumes the CEO role with a clear focus on the future. His leadership will center on strengthening Prism’s position within the restoration industry, developing its people, expanding customer and industry partnerships, pursuing strategic growth opportunities and ensuring the organization continues to deliver the level of service its customers expect.
“Our future will be built on execution, relationships and results,” said De La Torre. “We will continue to invest in our people and our capabilities, listen to our customers and look for ways to create greater value for our partners. We have a strong foundation, and now we have an opportunity to build something even stronger.”
About Prism Specialty Restoration of Southeast Michigan
Prism Specialty Restoration of Southeast Michigan is a specialty contents restoration company headquartered in Livonia, Michigan. Founded in 1993, the company specializes in the restoration of documents, electronics, artwork, textiles, and commercial specialty contents affected by fire, water, and other disasters. Prism works alongside restoration contractors, insurance professionals, commercial organizations, institutions, and property owners to provide specialized solutions for complex contents losses.
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