Webinars
NACM Connect is now offering web webinars as part of our education and training initiative. We will help you keep up with your professional development one-hour at a time. Webinar topics include issues and developments important to credit professionals. If you have any questions about NACM Connect webinars please contact us at info@nacmconnect.org or call 847-483-6400.
Wednesday, January 24th at 10 AM CST
Join us as Veena Gundavelli, CEO and founder of leading AI-powered order-to-cash solutions firm Emagia, talks about the future of technology in credit. Specifically, Gundavelli will walk attendees through where greater use of automation and Generative AI within credit functions across the board can empower professionals to achieve historic levels of efficiency.
In areas like CashApp and Product Order Processes, GenAI’s ability to automate data extraction via a variety of sources ranging from emails to scanned documents to handwritten notes will lead credit professionals to historic efficiency and with remarkable accuracy. This is going to allow companies unprecedented scalability without a massive acceptance of new risk.
Cost: Free to Attend
12 PM CST
2024
January 10
Managing People at Different Stages of their Careers
Martine Dyer, CCE, CCRA, Restaurant Equipment Service
February 14
Career Path for the Credit Professional
Stephen Justice, David J. Joseph Co.; Dallas Kleiboeker, MFA; Matt Mezger, CBA, Uline;
Brittany Yvon, OMG, Inc.
March 14
What NACM Can Mean to Your Career, Phil Lattanzio, CCE, President and COO, NACM Connect
Recorded | WEBINARS
Pre-Recorded | WEBINARS
Pre-recorded Webinars
NACM Connect is proud to offer pre-recorded webinars for purchase at $59 each session, so you can view them at your convenience. Our pre-recorded webinars provide you with the latest information presented by some of the leading authorities in the Credit Industry.
When you order a NACM Connect webinar you’ll receive:
- A link to playback the recording
- A copy of the PowerPoint presentation as a pdf
- Any additional handouts associated with the presentation
If you have any questions or concerns about NACM Connect’s pre-recorded webinars please contact us at info@nacmconnect.org or call 847-483-6400.
FREE Webinar – Using UCC Filings and Mechanic’s Liens to Make Your Company a Payment Priority
August 11, 2021
Presenters: Presenters: Jerry Bailey, NCS
FREE Webinar – The Journey to Smarter Accounts Receivable Management with AI
July 13, 2021
Presenters: Presenters: Veena Gundavelli and Dexter Peavy – Emagia
FREE Webinar – Hyper Automation Of AR Process With Digital Tools
June 15, 2021
Presenters: Presenters: Veena Gundavelli and Dexter Peavy – Emagia
FREE Webinar – Effectively Managing the Mechanic’s Lien Process From a National Perspective
May 25, 2021
Presenters: Chris Ring, NACM’s Secured Transaction Services
FREE Webinar – Unclaimed Property Survival Guide for Accounts Receivable
May 11, 2021
Presenters: Anthony Bielba and John Marbach, True Partners Consulting
FREE Webinar – The ‘New’ Economy Demands A ‘New’ Playbook For Credit and Collection
April 20, 2021
Presenter: Abhishek Dutta, HighRadius
FREE Webinar – Effective Collection Strategies
April 6, 2021
Presenter: Toni Drake, CCE, TRM Financial
FREE Webinar – Top Risks in Accounts Receivable and How Finance Leaders Overcome Them
March 23, 2021
Presenter: Jon Seaman, Esker
FREE Webinar – Check Fraud and Check Washing A BIG problem for US Banks and Businesses
March 9, 2021
Presenters: Michael Williams, UnitedTranzactions and Matt Fluegge, Worldpay
2020 NACM Connect Conference
Second Chance at 2020 NACM Connect Conference
If you weren’t able to participate in the our 2020 virtual conference, now is your second chance. Each session of the conference is now available as a stand-alone webinar for $49 each session. We are happy to make these sessions available to those of you who might have had interest in one or two of the sessions, or who wanted to share a session with members of your staff. 847-483-6400.
| A to Z: Tools to Use for International Credit Review Moderated by Devon Glenn, CBA, Ferguson Enterprises Panelists: Lee Fahrenz, Euler Hermes; Luz Moreno, CCE, CICP, Klein Tools; Curt Rothlisberger, CCE, CICE, Ardagh Metal Beverage USA Inc.; Regina Stricklin, CBF, Robert Bosch Tool Corporation Order here | Financial Analysis Case Study* *It is recommended to take FSA – Part I, FSA – Part II, Cash Flow Analysis and Case Study in that order. |
| Bankruptcy Preferences Speakers: Thomas Fawkes, Esq. and Brian Jackiw, Esq., Tucker Ellis LLP Order here | Financial Statement Analysis – Part I* *It is recommended to take FSA – Part I, FSA – Part II, Cash Flow Analysis and Case Study in that order. |
| Cutting-Edge Bankruptcy Training – Part I Speakers: Wanda Borges, Esq., Borges & Associates, LLC and Bruce S. Nathan, Esq., Lowenstein Sandler LLP Order here | Financial Statement Analysis – Part II* *It is recommended to take FSA – Part I, FSA – Part II, Cash Flow Analysis and Case Study in that order. |
| Cutting-Edge Bankruptcy Training – Part II Speakers: Wanda Borges, Esq., Borges & Associates, LLC and Bruce S. Nathan, Esq., Lowenstein Sandler LLP Order here | From Credit To Court Speakers: Joe Batie, Caine & Weiner and Matt Garcia, Barnett Garcia, PLLC Order here |
| Best Practices On Protecting Your Rights as a Creditor Speakers: Tim Wan, Esq., Smith Carroad Levy Wan & Parikh Order here | Full Price vs. Unpaid Balance Liens – What’s the Difference and Why it’s so Important to Know the Difference Speaker: Chris Ring, NACM National Secured Transaction Services Order here |
| Business Fraud and Cybersecurity Best Practices in the Office or While Working Remotely During the Ongoing Coronavirus Pandemic Speaker: Wanda Borges, Esq., Borges & Associates Order here | Letters of Credit Speakers: Thomas Fawkes, Esq. and Brian Jackiw, Esq., Tucker Ellis LLP Order here |
Cash Flow Analysis* *It is recommended to take FSA – Part I, FSA – Part II, Cash Flow Analysis and Case Study in that order. | Sales Tax in 2020 Speaker: Matt MacNeil, Avalara Order here |
| Credit Card Surcharging Goes Mainstream in 2020: What do I Need to Know to Get on Board? Speakers: Matt Fluegge, WorldPay and Michael Williams, United Tranz*Actions Order here | Strategies for Success Speaker: Diana Crowe, Regional Director, NACM Southwest Order here |
| Credit Improv Speakers: Curtis Litchfield, CCE, Land O’ Lakes/Purina Mills; Cheryl Pinson, CCE, Bunge North America; Erica White, CCE, Regional Credit Manager, Ferguson Enterprises Order here | Terms of (Un)endearment: Evaluating and Responding to Customer Terms Pushback Speakers: Bruce S. Nathan, Esq. and Andrew Behlmann, Esq., Lowenstein Sandler LLP Order here |
| Credit in Transition Speakers: Tom Bucher, President, Bucher Financial Group and Paul K. Ott, CCE, Director of Credit, United States Steel Corporation Order here | The State of the Retail Industry Speakers: Michael Blackburn, Seema Shah and Jim Fritts, Creditntell.com Order here |
| Economic Update Speaker: Dan North, Euler Hermes Order here | Using Secured Transactions to Strengthen your Accounts Receivable in an Uncertain Economy Speaker: Jerry Bailey, NCS Order here |
| Excel for Credit Managers – Macros and Pivot Tables Speaker: Devon Glenn, CBA, Ferguson Enterprises Order here |
Assignments for the Benefit of Creditors and Receiverships
10 AM – 11 AM CST
FEBRUARY 22
There are numerous alternatives to bankruptcy that are frequently employed by both debtors and creditors to bring about efficient liquidations and wind-downs of distressed companies, and to protect and preserve collateral upon allegations of mismanagement or wrongdoing. Among the most commonly utilized alternatives are assignments for the benefits of creditors (ABCs) and receiverships. While ABCs and receiverships are in many cases appealing because they are far less costly and generally can be accomplished more quickly than a bankruptcy, the flipside is that they offer less transparency, and fewer creditor protections, than is provided in bankruptcy. Thomas Fawkes, Brian Jackiw, and Jason Torf, Partners with Tucker Ellis LLP, will take you through the inner workings of receiverships and ABCs, as well as the governing laws, and the rights of unsecured and secured creditors in those proceedings.
