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2008 Credit Congress Education Sessions

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    SUNDAY     |      MONDAY      |      TUESDAY      |      WEDNESDAY
Sunday, May 18
  16010. CBA Exam Review
  16011. CBF Exam Review
  16012. CCE Exam Review
  16013. Volunteer Leadership Training: Leading a Small Business – Part 1 of 2
  16014. Volunteer Leadership Training: Leading a Small Business – Part 2 of 2
  16015. Mentor Training Program (pre-registration required)
  16016. An Introduction to the NACM Certification Program
  16017. First-time Attendee Orientation
Monday, May 19
     
  16019. International Utilities Group Meeting (For utility companies only)
INDUSTRY DAY PROGRAMS: (2:00-5:00pm)
  16021. Advertising/Media
  16022. Agri-Business
  16023. Apparel/Footwear
  16024. Building/Construction
  16025. Drugs/Cosmetics/Pharmaceuticals
  16026. Electrical Wholesalers & Distributors
  16027. Food
  16028. International
  16029. Metals
  16031. Publishing
  16032. Wholesale/Distribution
  16020. Executive Forum: The Power of Perception - "How What You See Is What You Get"
     
Tuesday, May 20
 
  16038. International Utilities Group Meeting
CONCURRENT EDUCATIONAL SESSIONS: (2:00-5:00pm)
  16040. Credit Applications and Supply Contracts
  16041. Bankruptcy Issues Facing Trade Creditors from the Perspective of the Bench and the Bar
  16042. A Weak U.S. Dollar Equals Greater Export Opportunities for U.S. Companies: What Credit Executives Need to Know
  16043. Confronting the Tough Stuff: Advanced Skills for Managing Construction Credit
  16044. Why Are Women So Strange & Men So Weird? The Continuing Story…
 

16045. Relationship Management - Working Across the Ecosystem
  16046. Cash Flow Analysis for Forecasting and Risk Management
  16047. Credit 101
  16048. Crucial Conversations
  16049. The Credit Executive's Prescription for Escheatment: How to Stay Proactive and Connected in Today's Enforcement Environment
  16050. Benefits of Customer Visits
     
Wednesday, May 21
 
CONCURRENT EDUCATIONAL SESSIONS: (8:30 - 10:00am)
  16052. Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About DSO, but Were Afraid to Ask
  16053. Meandering the Minefields of "Hidden" Liens & Trust Claims
  16054. Fraud in Financial Statements - Case Studies
  16055. Outlook for Global Economy - Implications of a Recession in U.S.
  16056. Strategies for Collecting Accounts Receivable: Policy and Procedure Check-Up
  16057. Transformation through Power
  16058. Deduction Update - 2008
  16059. Payment Card Industry (PCI) Compliance
  16060. Keeping Customers Happy Isn’t a Job; It’s a Choice
  16061. Financial Profiles of Companies in Different Industries: Distributors and Retailers
  16062. Rev It Up Reading: Getting Up to Speed with What You Read
  16063. Facilitation Skills
     
CONCURRENT EDUCATIONAL SESSIONS: (10:30am-Noon)
  16064. Accounts Receivable & the ERP Environment
  16065. Creditors’ Rights Forum
  16066. Trends in Payment Processing
  16067. Legal Tools at Your Fingertips
  16068. Financial Profiles of Companies in Different Industries: Manufacturers, Service and Technology
  16069. When is a Financial Professional Needed?
  16070. Doing Business in Mexico and South America
  16071. The Art of Being Outrageously Successful!
  16072. Strategies for Collecting Accounts Receivable: For Especially Difficult Debtors
  16073. The Changing Labor Market
  16074. The Uniform Commercial Code and the Sale of Goods
   
CONCURRENT EDUCATIONAL SESSIONS: (1:30-3:00pm)
  16076. Protecting Trade Creditors From Customer Bankruptcy Risk: No Need To Cry the Blues!
  16077. Synergize with Shared Services
  16078. Beyond Overload: 10 Secrets to Get Back Control
  16079. Fraud in Financial Statements - Case Studies
  16080. Reading, Writing and Revising Construction Contracts You Can Live With
  16081. The Art and Science of Understanding Owners Behind Small Businesses
  16082. Export Letters of Credit
  16083. Keeping Customers Happy Isn’t a Job; It’s a Choice
  16084. Strategies for Collecting Accounts Receivable: Policy and Procedure Check-Up
  16085. Small Steps, Big Rewards: Enrich Credit & Collections through Improved Communications
  16086. What Exactly is the Sub-prime Mortgage Mess All About and if I'm Not Selling to Construction Builders or Suppliers, Should I Care?
  16087. The Secret of Change: Making the Emotional Connection
     
CONCURRENT EDUCATIONAL SESSIONS: (3:30-5:00pm)
  16088. Accounts Receivable & the ERP Environment
  16089. The Road to Financial Disasters is Paved with Good Intentions
  16090. Statement of Cash Flows: Analysis & Interpretation
  16091. The Residential Real Estate Crisis and Its Far Reaching Effects: How to Protect Yourself Pre-Bankruptcy and Even Post-Bankruptcy
  16092. Warning Signs of Troubled Companies
  16093. The Art of Being Outrageously Successful!
  16094. What to Do When Your Customer Files Chapter 11
  16095. Strategies for Collecting Accounts Receivable: For Especially Difficult Debtors
  16096. Driving Collection Results with Portfolio Scoring
  16097. Rev It Up Reading: Getting Up to Speed with What You Read
  16098. Synergize with Shared Services


Please note: You are not committed to attending the sessions you choose, should you wish to go to another session at the conference instead. Please be aware that your selections are for NACM’s planning purposes only. Your session choices will not be accessible to reference later nor provided as a personal agenda at the conference. We appreciate your time in supplying this information.