Collector NRA Group Named to Inc. 5000 List for Sixth Consecutive Year
NRA Group, LLC, d/b/a National Recovery Agency and its wholly owned subsidiary American Agencies, a leading provider of accounts receivable management services, announced today that they have been named to the Inc. 5000 list for the sixth consecutive year.
“To be honored this year is a particularly notable achievement. To rank among the 2012 Inc. 5000, your company had to thrive through three of the toughest years this economy has seen in living memory. Your success in such times is eloquent testimony to your team’s creativity, resilience, and tenacity,” says Inc. 5000 Editor in Chief, Eric Schurenberg.
Steven C. Kusic, President and CEO of NRA Group, LLC said, “Our success can be attributed to our core strengths: Compliance, Training, and Technology. Even in a down economy the last three years, our company has worked meticulously to position NRA Group, LLC for remarkable growth in 2012 as well as in 2013 and beyond.”
This year NRA Group, LLC has ranked 2997 which compliments a 74% growth rate over the past 3 years. NRA’s continued ranking year to year demonstrates that the company’s VISION 2014, which promotes a controlled-growth strategy, continues to set the pace for achieving success within the Industry. NRA utilizes this plan to carefully balance increases in staffing, facilities, equipment, and technology in order to service its growing client base without sacrificing financial stability, customer service, or performance reliability.
NRA Group, LLC d/b/a National Recovery Agency and its wholly owned subsidiary American Agencies, provides specialized Revenue Recovery Solutions throughout the United States. NRA Group, LLC, has relied on the highest standards in staffing and technology in order to offer the most innovative and comprehensive solutions for its clients. NRA Group empowers more than 250 talented employees across its two call centers with advanced technology, data management tools, and leading edge business practices to exceed the expectations of its clients.
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