Tag: B2B

Credit professionals may decide to pursue a designation through one of FCIB and NACM’s six Professional Certification Programs for a host of different reasons. Whether you want to brush up on an area of credit you may be less familiar with or you want to start out strong at a new job, a professional designation reflects your dedication to the credit field.

Credit professionals who earn designations from NACM’s and FCIB’s six-level Professional Certification Programs always have an inspiring story to tell. Their enthusiasm and sense of accomplishment is evident as they speak of their designation journey. Each designee leaves with a higher level of knowledge and insight to guide them and help them grow in their career. 

When it comes to credit management, no other certification class can supercharge your credit analysis skills quite like NACM and FCIB’s Professional Certification Programs.

By earning certifications through NACM’s and FCIB’s six-level Professional Certification Programs, credit professionals can gain in-depth knowledge and learn about different strategies to thrive in their field. 

Pursuing a designation through one of NACM’s and FCIB’s six Professional Certification Programs can be intimidating. Whether you’ve been in the industry for years or only a matter of months, the allure of a professional designation might subsist despite anxieties about going back to classes and homework. 

With sophisticated fraud schemes evolving rapidly, credit professionals must proactively identify and mitigate these risks before they impact their organizations.  

With automation, artificial intelligence (AI) and ever-advancing technology dominating conversations in the business-to-business credit field, it is easy to forget the importance of soft skills, especially for new credit managers eager to ride the tech wave as they continuously enhance their technical skills.

The B2B credit industry is constantly evolving, driven by new policies, technology and vendor offerings. However, the sheer volume of information and change can be overwhelming, even for the most seasoned credit professionals.

Charity Wyatt, CBA, credit specialist at Steel Dynamics, Inc., Roanoke Bar Division (Roanoke, VA), said that earning the Credit Business Associate (CBA) certification was a crucial first step toward her goal of achieving the Certified Credit Executive (CCE) designation. “The CBA certification will not only enhance my resume but also provide a solid foundation in credit principles, which is particularly valuable as I am relatively new to the credit field,” Wyatt said.