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Benefits of Membership in NACM Business Credit ServicesNACM is here to help your business succeed by providing the tools necessary to protect one of your company's largest assets, your accounts receivable.
NACM's role is to support, educate and assist those involved in theday-to-day business of making credit decisions and collecting accounts receivable.
| If your company sells to other companies on open account terms, you should become a member. Our association, one of about 50 offices nationwide, has been serving businesses in the Intermountain area for more than 100 years, and we are affordable to every company. Our members are small mom and pop companies to multi-billion dollar corporations. |
Members become more profitable by opening new accounts with less risk. Employees in the credit departments increase their value to their employers through our educational programs and by having access to information and services to do their work quickly, effectively, and confidently. |
OUR GOAL...To enhance our Members' economic success by providing professional risk management tools and the finest credit related products, services, and education.
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2010 NACM Credit Reporting Survey
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NACM Western Region Credit Conference
NACM Western Region Conference
October 20-22, 2010, at the Golden Nugget in Las Vegas more info
News & Events
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Sep 01 2010
Never Fear - Statement of Cash Flow Help is Here! It's not as hard as you think! Doug Darrington,CCE,who teaches the Financial Analysis class at SLCC, shares some tips on how to analyize financial statements. Read on to see how a credit professional can use this information to make an educated credit decision. more... |
Sep 01 2010
Strong Customer Service is a Business Essential Stop for a moment and think about the last time you had a negative buying experience. Did an e-commerce site fail to respond to your email inquiry? Did a sales associate at your neighborhood computer store lack the experience and knowledge of his store's product line to be of assistance? Perhaps you were left on hold for an inordinate amount of time when you called a mail order company's toll-free number. more... |
Sep 01 2010
Are You Rude At Work? (reprinted with permission) In offices across America, good people are engaging in some extremely obnoxious behavior: talking over each other in meetings, failing to respond to e-mails, showing up late to appointments--or blowing them off entirely with a hurried text message. Sound like you? more... |
