Plymouth, NH- As Michelle Dunn’s Credit and Collections Association has grown, so has its website, www.Credit-and-Collections.com. Any industry is only as strong as its members and membership has skyrocketed over the past few years. Michelle created her association in 1998 to serve as a vital networking function, bringing members together with similar interests and to share best practices and in the process, make the entire debt and credit industry stronger.Individuals join Dunn’s Credit and Collections Association for many reasons. Some join because they are thinking about starting a collection agency, or they may work for one. Some other members include credit managers, business owners, book keepers, lawyers, collectors, vendors, media and the list goes on. Dunn’s new web site has been designed to present different levels of information to all members and visitors while delivering member-specific information and special discounts to members when they log in.
The new member-driven website provides all members with critical information and educational tools including e-courses, conferences, webinars, books and updates on products and services.
Michelle invites you to visit her new website and if you are interested in becoming a member, be sure to sign up for full access to the information and resources.
Michelle Dunn, author of an award winning book has spent the last 19 years stepping into dangerous debt collection potholes. She shares her hard-won expertise on debt collection with the titles in her “Collecting Money Series.” Michelle was a bill collector for 19 years and started and ran her own collection agency for 8 years. She is also the founder of her Credit & Collections Association with thousands of members worldwide. Michelle was named one of the Top 5 Women in Collections as well as one of Collection Advisor’s Top 50 Collection Professionals and has been featured worldwide in publications such as The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, Smart Money Magazine, and MSNBC. Michelle has been a featured guest on (NPR) National Public Radio and many other radio programs as well as published in many newspapers and magazines nationwide.
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