MICHIGAN Annual Meeting | April 25
NACM Connect is gathering its members in Grand Rapids at our 2023 Annual Meeting! We’ve lined up a great educational agenda and the after-education networking festivities are on us! See you on April 25th.
For more information please contact Lillian Novak at lillian.novak@nacmconnect.org.
Delta Hotels Grand Rapids Airport
3333 28th Street SE
Grand Rapids, MI 49512
9:00 AM — 5 PM EST
9:15 – 9:30 A.M.
Opening Remarks
Lillian Novak, CGA, Chief Communications Officer, NACM Connect
9:30 – 10:30 A.M.
Leveraging Scoring | RPA | AI to Automate Credit & AR
Nico Scimeca, Corporate Account Executive, Bectran
In this session, we will discuss best practices for implementing automation solutions for credit department functions including credit applications, credit scoring, collections, deductions, online payments, order release, and cash application.
10:45 A.M. – 12:00 P.M.
How to Make a Confident Credit Decision
Amy Cook, CCE, Credit Manager, McNaughton McKay Electric Co. and Jessica Henderson, Global Credit Analyst, Bissell Homecare Inc.
In an interactive workshop, random scenarios for credit requests will be worked out by the attendees with the assistance of the panel. Join us for what promises to be a fun session that will test what you know about credit decisions while learning new ways to assess your customer’s requests.
1:00 — 2:00 PM
Economic Update | Virtual Presentation
Chris Kuehl, Aramda Corporate Intelligence
NACM Connect’s members favorite economist will be sharing his insights into the current state of the economy. Where are we on inflation? Employment? Interest rates? As always, Chris will be adding his twist of humor to this all important subject.
2:15 – 3:15 p.m.
Cases Under Subchapter V of the Bankruptcy Code: Benefits and Pitfalls for Trade Creditors
Brian Jackiw and Jason Torf, Partners, Tucker Ellis LLP
New Subchapter V was added to the Bankruptcy Code in 2020 to create a more efficient and economical process for small business debtors to reorganize. But the benefits to a Subchapter V debtor come at a cost to trade creditors. While Subchapter V makes it easier for small business debtors, it also impacts the rights that creditors have versus a traditional Chapter 11. In this session, our presenters will explain and analyze various aspects of the new Subchapter V, including eligibility requirements, differences from a traditional Chapter 11 case, the impact of Subchapter V on trade creditors, and how Subchapter V has worked out thus far.
