The State of the Industry: Trends from 2008 and Predictions for 2009
Register for this Conference Call today and get critical information to help guide your business strategy in these turbulent times, including a thorough assessment of trends impacting the accounts receivable management industry, and how current events are likely to shape the industry in 2009.
This live conference format gives you a chance to get even more in-depth analysis than in years past, with an opportunity to get answers to your own specific questions at the end.
Speakers will include the following experts from Kaulkin Ginsberg:
 Moderator: Mike Ginsberg President & CEO |
 Mark Russell Director |
 Michael Lamm Associate |
 Michael Klozotsky Analyst |
 Dimitri Michaud Analyst |
 Patrick Lunsford Senior Editor insideARM.com |
For $249 you and your entire executive team (in one location) can take part in this insightful Executive Conference Call. You'll get vital and timely information on the accounts receivable management industry from some of the most knowledgeable experts in the field—without ever leaving your office. Best of all, you'll be able to connect personally with our speakers when we open up the phone lines for live Q&A.
Here's just some of what you'll learn during this comprehensive 75-minute briefing:
- How the current economic turmoil will impact the ARM industry—and what it means for your company.
- The latest ARM industry M&A activity and what to know before buying or selling.
- What to expect on the regulatory front—and how new regulations could change the way you do business.
- Market-sector updates: healthcare, municipalities, credit card and more — and which sectors offer the best growth opportunities and biggest challenges for your business.
- The future of debt buying: What to expect and why.
- Concerns about increasing bankruptcies and unemployment and what to expect in 2009.
- Critical news and events that affected the ARM industry in 2008 and what role these may play in 2009.
- How international events could change the face of the ARM industry in the new year.
...and more!