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Outgoing International Credit Assn (ICA) Chmn Charles A. Albright discusses the activities of the organization during his nine-month-tenure. The decreased membership experienced by the ICA was attributed to consolidations in the industry and is said to be one area that needed improvement. Promoting the advantages of membership by ICA members was recommended to encourage memberships. Other improvements in the organization were also disclosed which include revised financial statements and improved budgeting for better management information and control. Albright mentions the creation of a conference committee for the annual conference to be held on Jun 4-6, 1993 in Vancouver, British Columbia and describes the success of their 'Train the Trainers' consumer education program in the different states.

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Credit Cycle Management VP Charles A. Albright has just been elected as chairman of the International Credit Assn (ICA) for the year 1992-1993. Albright believes that the association can improve its services to members through better educational programs, greater flexibility and increased professionalism. Included in the new chairman's list of priorities are the implementation of consumer education programs, and the improvement of communication between the association and its members. In addition, Albright would like to redirect the focus of the annual International Credit Conference to make it more relevant to ICA members. Albright is urging all members to support and participate in the association's many activities.

Cover Story, Associations, Credit managers

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Andy Glover's involvement with the International Credit Association (ICA) began with his position as a part-time clerk in the mail room in 1986, his promotion as director of membership in 1989, and finally his appointment as director of education in 1992. As director of education at ICA, Glover is faced with the task of facilitating consumer credit education through the Challenge 2000 program. Through the program, Glover aims to provide teachers with the instructional materials necessary to increase credit awareness among young people. Glover hopes that Challenge 2000 will help prepare the youth for the important decisions concerning financial matters that they will be making as adults.

Behavior, Study and teaching, Consumer credit, Glover, Andy

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