Executive Change: Michael Chamberlain Joins Allied Collection Services as EVP

Allied Collection Services, Inc. (ACSI), a specialty provider of collections, outsourcing, and litigation solutions based in Las Vegas, announced that it has hired Michael A. Chamberlain as Executive Vice President.

Chamberlain, a respected long-term industry leader will have sales, marketing and key client responsibilities for a host of service offerings on a regional and national basis.

In addition, as a collaborative member of the executive team, Chamberlain will provide insights into profitable emerging market opportunities and strategic company direction.

Michael Feeney, ACSI’s President States; “We are excited to have someone of Mike’s caliber join our executive team. Not only does he have deep operations experience leading successful privately-held and publicly-traded ARM and BPO companies but also brings a wealth of creative sales and marketing expertise to our team. Mike has a passion and proven record of accomplishment for delivering unique growth opportunities through traditional and non-traditional channels. It’s a perfect fit for us.”

“Our industry is constantly changing and so are conventional target markets,” says Chamberlain. For every market opportunity that may be shrinking, a new one is emerging. To maintain healthy growth, it takes a willingness to depart from conventional wisdom from both a sales and operations perspective. The team at ACSI understands and embraces this dynamic.”

Chamberlain, based in the Jacksonville, Florida area, joins ACSI from Vital Solutions, Inc. where he most recently served as President of Vital Outsourcing Services, Inc. For the 7 years prior, Mike held the position of President and CEO for Asset Management Outsourcing, Inc. where he developed an impressive list of customized specialty sub-servicing mortgage solutions for servicers, banks and MI companies. Prior to joining AMO in 2004, Mike was President of OSI’s Education Services, the country’s largest provider of pre/post default student loan recovery services. From 1998 to 2000, he was COO of National Revenue Corp, a subsidiary of Deluxe Check Printing with thirteen operating centers throughout the U.S.