Voluntary recertification

Article Abstract:

The Society of Certified Credit Executives (SCCE) has recently begun to require recertification of new Society members as of April 1, 1989. Members seeking recertification will be required to: take continuing education classes, attend professional seminars or conferences; be actively involved in credit association leadership locally, regionally, or nationally; publish articles or teach; and be involved in Society committees. Each of these activities earns members points, which are then applied toward members' recertification. Recertification is not required for SCCE members accepted to the Society prior to April 1, 1989. However, it is recommended as a means of demonstrating continued enthusiasm for the profession and showing continued expertise.

Standards, Accounting and auditing, Society of Certified Credit Executives, Peer review committees

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Collectors - survive and prosper in the 1990s

Article Abstract:

Credit collection agencies which want to compete successfully in the 1990s need to understand the history of the industry and to take suggested steps to remain competitive and independent. Historically, the industry has been driven by technological innovations. Today, many firms have access to information and can accomplish tasks previously only available to credit collection agencies. To compete in the industry collection agencies should work to learn what is happening in the credit industry by joining credit associations and industry groups invest in resources which enable firms to stay current; and be flexible while avoiding selling services too cheaply.

Forecasts and trends, Credit bureaus, Collection agencies

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ICA for the nineties

Article Abstract:

The International Credit Assn (ICA) must make adjustments to cope with global competition, large bank mergers, and other changes in the credit industry. ICA recognizes that it will take more members, more work and dedication, and increased funding to maintain its position as a leader in consumer education. To achieve this goal, the association has already started a major membership campaign, created a tax-exempt foundation to attract charitable contributions, and defined standards for credit certification programs. ICA is confident in its ability to deal with the challenges it faces.

Professional organizations, Management, Associations, institutions, etc., Associations, International Credit Association

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