Curriculum topics will focus on collection method essentials and compliance: Critique and learn from live recorded calls Learn to use call assessment tools to ensure collection call quality Create effective verbal and written collection communications Collecting within FDCPA guidelines Best practices for Skip Tracing / Repossession / Remarketing / Bankruptcy
Despite the obstacles presented this past year, credit unions have come together and redefined what it means to be a member-serving organization. As we continue to adjust technology strategies in 2022, the Callahan team invites you to join us and a select group of your industry peers on January 25 at 2 p.m. ET for
Despite the obstacles presented this past year, credit unions have come together and redefined what it means to be a member-serving organization. As we continue to adjust technology strategies in 2022, the Callahan team invites you to join us and a select group of your industry peers on January 25 at 2 p.m. ET for
Financial institutions have long viewed legacy core technology as a hinderance to innovation, said Stephen Greer, Senior Analyst, Celent. They are realizing that an open, cloud-based core has the ability to actually facilitate innovation and eliminate the roadblocks and inefficiencies caused by lack of integration with other technology solutions used within the institution. Learn from
Despite the obstacles presented this past year, credit unions have come together and redefined what it means to be a member-serving organization. As we continue to adjust technology strategies in 2022, the Callahan team invites you to join us and a select group of your industry peers on January 25 at 2 p.m. ET for
As credit unions emerge from nearly two years dominated by the pandemic, there’s a continuing need for credit union executives to learn and benefit from shared knowledge and experience. Callahan’s Virtual Roundtables provide that opportunity. The HR Virtual Roundtable brings together HR professionals to learn, network, and discuss current trends and issues with peers from
Curriculum topics will focus on collection method essentials and compliance: Critique and learn from live recorded calls Learn to use call assessment tools to ensure collection call quality Create effective verbal and written collection communications Collecting within FDCPA guidelines Best practices for Skip Tracing / Repossession / Remarketing / Bankruptcy
As credit unions emerge from nearly two years dominated by the pandemic, there’s a continuing need for credit union executives to learn and benefit from shared knowledge and experience. Callahan’s Virtual Roundtables provide that opportunity. The HR Virtual Roundtable brings together HR professionals to learn, network, and discuss current trends and issues with peers from
Despite the obstacles presented this past year, credit unions have come together and redefined what it means to be a member-serving organization. As we continue to adjust technology strategies in 2022, the Callahan team invites you to join us and a select group of your industry peers on January 25 at 2 p.m. ET for
Despite the obstacles presented this past year, credit unions have come together and redefined what it means to be a member-serving organization. As we continue to adjust technology strategies in 2022, the Callahan team invites you to join us and a select group of your industry peers on January 25 at 2 p.m. ET for
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