More than 30 sessions on tap for Debt Connection Symposium and Expo
Of the more than 30 educational and networking sessions on tap for the Debt Connection Symposium and Expo 2015, one of the highlights is the session geared specifically for the vehicle recovery space.
Event organizers highlighted that the Auto Finance Peer Group breakout session is being set up to provide auto creditors the opportunity to meet with industry peers to discuss auto recovery issues, challenges and best practices.
During the breakout session, there will be discussions related to the current economic situation, its impact on vehicle recoveries, and the best practices of industry leaders to manage recovery operations through these challenging times.
“The session will be an interactive, open forum providing attendees the opportunity to share their experiences, thoughts and plans for the future,” officials said about event segment to be moderated by Kelli Edmonds of Axcess Financial Services.
The Debt Connection Symposium and Expo 2015 is set for Sept. 9-11 at the JW Marriott in Austin, Texas.
Along with the auto finance segment, some of the other event sessions include:
— Meet the Regulators: Scheduled to appear are Greg Nodler and Susan Torzilli of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and Matthew Wilshire of the Federal Trade Commission.
— The Great Debate on Collection Effectiveness and Compliance: Set to participate are Mark Naiman of Absolute Resolutions Corp., Manny Newburger of Barron & Newburger, Andrew Schorn of USAA Federal Savings Bank and Josh Seuberling of Tempoe.
— Skip Options and Solutions: On the scheduled panel are Bill Butler of Experian, Sheila Gabler of VeriFacts, Marc Ahlers of Digital Recognition Network and Jason Horsley of LexisNexis.
“DCS2015 combines five distinct learning styles and experiences with more networking opportunities and specialty meetings than ever before in one venue — structured to maximize the educational focus of the event,” officials said.
“With collections, compliance and accountability as our educational focus, we a take a fresh look at the operational decisions affecting our company’s goals, whether it impacts the protection of the consumer, the brand, or the company’s performance and continued existence,” they continued.
“Success and achievement are a combination of knowledge, relationships and action. These principles will be examined throughout the conference,” officials went on to say.
The complete agenda and more details can be found at www.debtconnectionsymposium.com.