PetScreening Executives Honored as 2026 Multifamily Influencers by GlobeSt

PetScreening, the leading provider of pet policy management software for the rental housing industry, has recently announced that three of its executives have received the prestigious title of 2026 Multifamily Influencers from GlobeSt. This recognition is awarded to individuals who are recognized as key players shaping innovations and positive trends in the multifamily sector.

PetScreening Team

Leaders in the Industry: John Bradford, Victoria Cowart, and Lori Trainer

The honored individuals include CEO and founder John Bradford, Vice President of Education Victoria Cowart, and Director of Asset Owner Solutions Lori Trainer. Their contributions are not just limited to their roles; they each represent a commitment to improving the rental housing landscape through effective and inclusive pet policies.

Significant Impact on the Industry

As PetScreening continues to grow and evolve since its inception in 2017, the software has aimed at helping rental operators integrate more pet-friendly policies. From facilitating better pet-related revenue streams to providing educational resources, PetScreening has transformed how properties interact with pet owners.

John Bradford expressed pride in this recognition, stating, “The Influencer Awards are among the most esteemed in the industry, and we’re truly humbled that three members of the PetScreening team were recognized with this honor. This is a testament to the meaningful impact our platform is making in the rental-housing space.” With millions of units under its management, PetScreening has become synonymous with pet-inclusive practices that enhance the living experiences of residents.

Driving Educational Initiatives

Victoria Cowart, who boasts over 35 years of experience in the rental housing industry and is a member of the NAAEI Faculty, has been pivotal in steering the company’s educational initiatives. She has conducted over 270 educational sessions focusing on critical topics such as assistance animals and Fair Housing, striving to enlighten professionals on various aspects of pet ownership and management.

“It’s been extremely rewarding to assist in PetScreening's pursuit to provide meaningful education for the industry,” Cowart remarked. Her enthusiasm for promoting mental health awareness within the multifamily sector showcases her dedication to creating a positive environment for both professionals and residents.

Client-Centric Approach

Lori Trainer joined PetScreening in 2025, contributing nearly 30 years of owner/manager experience within the industry. Her unique perspective on operational challenges faced by property managers has greatly influenced PetScreening’s adaptability and growth. “Having perspective of the various pain points operators face certainly helps when helping them to find the right solution,” Trainer stated, emphasizing the importance of understanding clients’ needs. She aims to establish PetScreening not just as a service provider, but as a robust partner that property managers can rely on.

Upcoming Recognition

The awardees will be highlighted on GlobeSt.com along with its various social media channels and email newsletters during early October. Furthermore, they will be formally recognized at GlobeSt's annual Multifamily Fall conference scheduled to take place in San Diego on October 21-22, where they will join other industry visionaries at this prestigious event.

Conclusion

PetScreening continues to set the bar high in the rental housing industry by advocating for responsible pet ownership and implementing innovative policies. Recognitions like these not only celebrate individual accomplishments but also highlight the essential role of such initiatives in enhancing community living. For those in the multifamily industry, following the paths of these Influencers may pave the way for creating more inclusive and pet-friendly environments that cater to today’s rental housing demands.

For more information about PetScreening and its initiatives, visit petscreening.com.