Available to All Credit Unions at NO COST!
February 15, 2023, 2:30PM EST
On Wednesday, February 15, 2023, 2:30PM EST, the Credit Union Collection Professionals (CUCP, will be holding our first Virtual Meeting of 2023. On the virtual stage for your pleasure are the critically timed topics of; Repossession, Remarketing and Recovery. Aside from saving your valuable time otherwise needed for travel, this meeting saves everyone’s training budget by being FREE to all Credit Union employees!
And featured in our virtual meeting speaker panel are some of the brightest minds in the repossession, remarketing and recovery industry;

Scott Kolb, Executive Director – Client Services & Sales – Primeritus Financial Services
Kayla Bradley, Sr. Global Support Manager – Primeritus Financial Services
Colleen Baldwin, Business Development Manager – National Powersport Auctions
Brian Hawley, VP, Sales & Client Relations – PAR North America
Register For the Event Here!
About the Credit Union Collection Professionals
The mission of CUCP is to develop, educate, promote and provide a professional support system to all people in the Credit Union movement; by providing training, networking opportunities, and promoting the professional growth of credit union team members.
The CUCP contributes to the success of its members and the positive reputation of the collection industry through education, advocacy and services.
Our goal is to form a successful association that has a reputation for housing and developing some of the best practices for the Credit Union industry.
CREDIT UNION COLLECTION PROFESSIONALS
ORLANDO, FLORIDA

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