by DeAnna Leahy, CCE, Sunroc Corp. Credit managers play a crucial role in maintaining an organization’s financial health, and as the year-end approaches, the pressure can intensify. The combination of financial reporting, collections, budgeting, and
As we all know, the Holidays are just around the corner. Excitement and anticipation fills the air as Thanksgiving and Christmas approach. With that, also comes the feelings of stress. In ICEL’s October meeting, Angel
I love the holiday seasons from October through December. Mom loved it and passed it on to me. I love it. Love the lights, love the sounds, love the music, love the food, love the
As we come to the end of another year, many find themselves questioning the purpose of their daily actions and what the path for the New Year looks like. “Finding your why” is a concept
As the end of the year quickly approaches, I find myself reflecting on all that needs to be done before the holidays are in full swing. The to-do list seems endless: decorating, shopping, and preparing
Test Your Credit Knowledge has been an annual meeting that is in the Jeopardy format, where we have some friendly competition against our fellow credit professionals. The categories are Business Credit Principles, Financial Statements, Accounting
Review of We’re Not Done Here Yet! by Kevin Wiley, Esq. Credit Congress Session 33065 WOW – was this class an example of how great Credit Congress is each and every year. I have attended
Years ago, I was contemplating going back to school to get an MBA; I wanted to further my career and education. However, since I had attended Utah State University and graduated with a business finance degree,
I have a love/hate relationship with procrastination. Believe it or not, I think there is a good side to procrastinating but there is also a burden that comes with its weighty load. Let’s first define
