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Tag: Education


May 8, 2024
Blog Post
Credit professionals must consistently learn to advance their careers, whether through on-the-job training and experience or formal education, supported by their company’s assistance. By earning designations through NACM’s Professional Certification Program, credit professionals can learn and enhance their skillset in various aspects of B2B credit.

Apr 24, 2024
Blog Post
The goal for B2B credit managers is to wisely offer credit to customers, minimize nonpayment risk and foster business relationships. It is through NACM’s Professional Certification Program, that credit professionals are able to learn or re-educate themselves on various aspects of trade credit, becoming a more efficient credit leader in the process.

Apr 18, 2024
eNews
Every iconic superhero knows their strengths and weaknesses—and the best leaders are no different. Unleash your leadership potential and discover your own powers, whether you have the agility of Spider-Man, the wisdom of Yoda or the intellect of Batman.

Apr 3, 2024
Blog Post
At NACM, we pride ourselves on the professional advancement of our members. By providing them with opportunities to learn, grow and succeed, our members can not only improve but add value to the B2B credit profession—which is why NACM established its’ six-level Professional Certification Program, allowing credit professionals to widen their credit knowledge and skills, significantly improving their performance at the workplace.

Mar 28, 2024
eNews
In the pursuit of academic excellence, understanding how to effectively study is paramount. From late-night cram sessions to meticulously planned study schedules, each embarks on a unique quest to uncover the methods that yield the greatest results.

Feb 29, 2024
Enews
The role of credit professionals in modern organizations is multifaceted and challenging, with numerous responsibilities and pressures. The evolution of technology, from computers to artificial intelligence, has transformed the credit management field, improved productivity and eliminated repetitive tasks. However, for some credit departments, technology has become a burden.