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Oct 23, 2024
Blog
NACM’s annual Credit Congress & Exposition is a chance for credit professionals from across the nation to grow their network, stay current on the latest industry trends and connect with others in their field. The various educational sessions and forums provide invaluable knowledge for long-term professional and personal growth.  

Oct 23, 2024
eNews
From the steady stream of emails to an overflowing pile of credit applications awaiting your careful review, work can be overwhelming. Even after leaving for the day, it might still weigh heavy on your mind as you anticipate the next day’s workload. 

Oct 23, 2024
eNews
In the construction world, a mechanic’s lien is a vital legal instrument protecting laborers and suppliers. Without it, contractors and subcontractors lose legal protection, resulting in significant losses. Several factors influence lien rights. However, can other contracts or agreements, such as a non-disclosure agreement, override your right to file a notice or initiate legal proceedings?

Oct 23, 2024
eNews
Credit managers frequently dive into new projects, whether that’s implementing new technology or updating a credit policy. Effective project management is key to successfully completing any project, no matter its size.

Oct 22, 2024
Lucy Hubbard
Balancing continued education, work and family can be a challenge, whether you have to pay extra attention to your schedule or spend a couple of late nights studying. But the balancing act will feel worthwhile when you earn your designation, a mark of your continued efforts to learn more about the credit industry and your dedication to advancing your career.  

Oct 18, 2024
Week in Review
The Israel-Hamas war appears to be no closer to ending more than one year after it began. Israel has intensified its military actions since the Hamas’ attack on Oct. 7, 2023. Hamas confirmed on Friday that its leader, Yahya Sinwar, was killed by Israeli forces in Gaza.

Oct 17, 2024
eNews
As a credit manager, you’ve likely grown accustomed to the everyday grind that your work brings: reviewing credit reports, determining credit limits and working with customers. While your day-to-day workload is vital to your company’s success, you may need to take a step back and think, who is going to take over when I leave my position?