Michael Klozotsky
insideARM.com
Michael is the Chief Content Officer of insideARM.com and was closely involved in the development of the company’s core mission to “shift the public conversation about the ARM industry.” He endeavors to direct all content published by the Kaulkin Media team in accordance with that principle. Michael joined Kaulkin Ginsberg in January 2007 as a researcher and co-author of the 7th edition of The Kaulkin Report: The Future of Receivables Management. During his tenure at Kaulkin Michael has published and lectured on the healthcare sector of the ARM industry and supported various types of M&A engagements and related advisory assignments, including sell-side and buy-side representations. Previously, Michael served for nine years as an instructor in the Department of English and as a Communications Specialist in the Department of Accountancy at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Michael holds a Master of Arts degree in English from the University of Illinois and a Bachelor of Arts degree in English Literature from the University of Evansville. Michael was born and raised in Wisconsin. He currently lives in Silver Spring, Maryland, with his partner, Abbie, two cats, a whippet, and beagle-pit bull mix.
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Recent Posts
Debt Collection Magic: Identity Theft or Wizardry?
Just When You Thought It Was Safe to Go Back in the Potter! Here’s a weird one for you: a New Zealand man known legally as “the Wizard” claims that the past-due charges on an American Express account are not his, and that the Kiwi debt collectors calling to recover those dollars are barking up [...]
Phillips & Cohen Associates to Host Live Webinar on Deceased Debt Collection
Free webinar on December 7 (PLEASE NOTE NEW DATE) to feature practical advice for how to comply with the impact of the 2011 FTC ruling on deceased debt collection.
What’s (Not So) Hot for Outsourced Business Services Companies
Holy Mackerel! It’s might snow a little in DC this weekend. If you’re in for some chilly-willy weather where you live, start the weekend off right with these not-so-hot trends.
What’s Hot for Outsourced Business Services Companies
The roof, the roof, the roof is on fire! We don’t need no water… A Kaulkin Ginsberg infographic about what’s hot in the Outsourced Business Services arena.
Presidential Executive Order to Cap Student Loan Payments in 2012
Obama to announce January 2012 as start date for new cap on federal student loan payments.
That’s Not a Miracle, That’s an Overdraft
And in other consumer news: debit cards are NOT little plastic chariots for teeny-tiny angels.
Banks’ Return to Card Marketing Good News for ARM Industry
As The Credit Card Issue sponsored by IAT SmartDial draws to a close, some final thoughts (and a glimmer of hope?) from insideARM’s managing editor.
New Case Study: Reducing Credit Card Delinquencies
“Hump Day” is so 1997. Wednesday is New Case Study Day! Read on for solutions to high credit card delinquencies at U.S. financial institutions.
insideARM Launches Debt Settlement Survey, Giveaway
Do you have five minutes? Are you able to speak to the issue of debt settlement? Want a chance to win a 16GB WiFi iPad2? Well read on then, for Pete’s sake!
$3M in Phony Credit Card Debt No Help to Weak Economy
Another case of Doing it Wrong: credit card style (AKA when $3M in “new consumer spending” is a very bad thing).