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Meet the Minds Shaping the Future of Collections
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Join us in Minnesota, September 22–24, 2025, for the 13th Annual TriVerity Collection Academy—where industry expertise meets real-world application.
This nationally recognized event delivers more than just sessions. It brings together top voices in collections to help you lead with clarity, drive results and stay ahead of what’s next.
Introducing Your 2025 Academy Speakers:
• Lee Silber, Author, Entrepreneur & Credit Union Consultant | The Credit Union Way
• Shannon Betz, TriVerity | Navigating the Crossroads of Repossessions and Bankruptcies
• Dawn Radecki & Christina Clark, DCM Services | Are You Leaving Recovery Dollars on the Table?
• Don Arkell, CU Lending Advice | Lending in the New Economy
• Sarah Ciavarri, Level Up Leadership | Master Your Collections Calm
• Linda Straub Jones, Consultant | Speaking Their Language: Communication Across Generations
• Dawit Kebede, America’s Credit Unions | Economic Credit Union Update
• Denise Cross, LexisNexis Risk | Mastering the Art of Skip Tracing

In addition to expert-led sessions, the Academy features interactive experiences like Peer-to-Peer Power Hour, TVT Talks and Expert Perspectives—giving you the chance to collaborate, problem-solve and connect directly with industry experts.

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TriVerity
26263 Forest Blvd
Ste. 100
Wyoming, MN 55092
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