CMA News

I really want to remind all of you that CMA is a volunteer organization. It is a member driven and member run association. All of us on this board of directors are members just like you.
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CMA Credit Executive of the Year - Roy Stout

Roy Stout receiving his award at the Annual Meeting from Adrienne Murphy, CCE

Congratulations to Roy Stout, CMA's Credit Executive of the Year in California. For 25 years Roy has been commited to the Credit profession and CMA.
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Bob - A Job WELL DONE!
special notes of thanks from the CMA Staff

Robert Shultz, 2003-2004 CMA Chairman of the Board receives award at CMA Annual Meeting

CMA staff members would like to take this opportunity to show appreciation to our outgoing Chairman of the Board Robert Shultz. His guidance and vision have set the stage for CMA's future. Click FULL STORY for more...
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To Meet or Not to Meet…What are the Questions?
Meetings can be a total waste of time or a powerful and productive communication tool that solve problems, stimulate ideas, promote team spirit and generate action. The results lie totally in how they are run. Organized and well-managed meetings will inevitably produce effective results. Whereas, meetings that are poorly managed lack purpose and focus are a total waste of an organization’s time and money.
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17th Annual Western Region Credit Conference
October 13-15, 2004

Link to peers, link to education, link to information. Plan to Link-in at the 17th Annual Western Region Credit Conference at the Golden Nugget in Las Vegas October 13-15, 2004. Check the website wrcc.biz for more information.

CMA Member Referral Contest
Last years winners, and a new year kicks off...

Contest Update: Congratulations to the #1 CMA Recruiters of 2003-04: Patricia Clinton and Cynthia Del Rosario tied for Recruiter of the Year, and were recently honored at the CMA Annual Meeting with a special plaque.
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TAKE ACTION TODAY!
Account Collectibility Chart

The longer you hold onto past due accounts, the harder they are to collect. An account that is 3 months past due has only a 73% chance of being collected. The current trend has Creditors placing accounts for collection after they are 6 months old when there is only a 50% chance of collection.
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