IACC to Hold 17th Annual Strategic Management Conference

MINNEAPOLIS, MN - The International Association of Commercial Collectors (IACC) will hold its 17th annual Strategic Management Conference in Washington, D.C., July 20, at the Marriott Wardman Park Hotel.

During the daylong conference agency owners, CEOs, attorneys and other executive-level professionals in the commercial collection field will participate in roundtable discussions and hear informative presentations on critical industry issues.

Agenda highlights of this year’s conference include:

• Promoting Your Company: Keys to Effective Marketing and Public Relations, presented by Christine Roberts, Roberts & More LLC, Minneapolis.
• The Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005: The Most Sweeping Changes in Bankruptcy Law in a Generation!, presented by Wanda Borges Esq., Borges & Associates LLC, Syosset, N.Y.
• Hot Topics in Commercial Collections, a roundtable discussion moderated by C. Patrick Lozano, Access Capital Services Inc., Visalia, Calif., and David Skinner, Law Offices of Cohen & Skinner, San Juan Capistrano, Calif.

Fees are $299 for members of IACC and $449 for non-members. An early registration discount is available until June 1. To download the registration form online, visit the IACC Web site at http://www.commercialcollector.com/scriptContent/calendar_of_events.cfm.

With 215 collection agency members and 142 attorney members, The International Association of Commercial Collectors Inc. (IACC) is the world’s largest international trade association for commercial debt collection professionals. Headquartered in Minneapolis, IACC serves members throughout the United States and in 24 other countries worldwide. Members of IACC recover millions of dollars annually for their clients and provide valuable assistance to credit departments in controlling mounting debts. To learn more, visit the IACC Web site at http://www.commercialcollector.com.

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