Matt Edmunds
SoundBite Communications
Matt Edmunds brings 20 years of hands-on industry and operational experience to his role at SoundBite Communications. As the Vice President of Financial Services and Collections, Edmunds leads sales, marketing, services, and product development efforts tailored for these industries. Prior to joining SoundBite, Edmunds was senior vice president of bankcard operations for Outsourcing Solutions, Inc, where he managed all facility, personnel, strategy and operations decisions for four call center sites with 600 full-time employees. In this role, he was a frequent user of SoundBite’s solution. Prior to joining OSI, Edmunds spent almost nine years at Capital One Financial Corporation leading various customer care and collections strategies. Matt Edmunds can be reached at medmunds@soundbite.com and LinkedIn. Follow him on twitter at @MattEdmunds10.
Recent Posts
Halloween Costumes and Text Messaging: Collections Strategies are Evolving
Don’t be scared to be different this Halloween. Creating text conversations for debt collection can be a real “treat” when done right.
Secret Sauce for Your Collections Strategy
How can ARM companies maintain their contact rate metrics and increase collection rates in their existing campaign strategies? Design a strategy that includes channel blending as your secret sauce.
What Can Tim Tebow Teach Us in Collections?
There are many things Tim Tebow can teach those of us in the collections and contact center world that can immediately change our fortunes.
Contacting Customers: A Legal Tug-of-War That Doesn’t Have to Be
Most of my conversations in the industry are with those individuals running the call centers who are aggressively striving for every bit of revenue they can get. If I had a dollar for every one of those individuals who expressed frustration over the frequent internal debates with their legal counsel about customer contact rules
It is Easy to Capitalize on Missed Opportunities within Your Collections Process – Part II
In the first article of the series, we discussed the importance of developing effective data and scoring models in the collections process. In this article, we will turn our attention to how you can leverage this data to design and execute targeted contact strategies.
It is Easy to Capitalize on Missed Opportunities Within Your Collections Process
While the economy is technically out of recession, unemployment remains quite high. Perhaps that’s why we constantly hear the cost of debt collections is rising. The “smile and dial” approach that once produced results no long yields the collections return it once did, and worse yet, it’s become even more expensive. As a result, collections professionals must develop new strategies that increase collections without increasing their costs.