olegkruglyak3 / AdobeStockTREVOSE, Pa. — Ralph Liberio, President & CEO of NCB Management Services, Inc., is pleased to announce and endorse Stephanie Schenking, Senior Vice President of NCB, as a candidate for a Board Seat with the Receivables Management Association International (RMAi).
With over 20 years of experience in the Accounts Receivable Management (ARM) industry, Stephanie brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise that would be invaluable to the RMAi Board and its members.
Stephanie is a dynamic female leader with an extensive and proven track record in the financial services arena. As Senior Vice President at NCB Management Services, a nationally respected debt buyer and ARM organization, she has successfully navigated the challenges of a fast-paced and evolving business environment. Her leadership spans the entire credit and collections ecosystem, showcasing her ability to adapt and thrive in diverse operational areas.
In her current role as Senior Vice President of Acquisitions, Stephanie demonstrates exceptional capability in managing multiple operational functions while leading strategic change and fostering operational excellence. Her commitment to mentorship and empowerment is evident in her recent appointment as chair of the “NCB Women’s Resource Group,” an initiative aimed at promoting collaboration and growth opportunities for women within the organization.
Over the past five years, Stephanie has been an active participant in RMAi’s initiatives, advocating for the industry and helping advance RMAi’s strategic goals and promoting collaboration among RMAi’s members. Her dedication in these RMAi objectives highlights her passion for the industry and her commitment to driving positive change.
“It is with great enthusiasm that I recommend and formally endorse Stephanie Schenking as a candidate for the RMAi Board,” President & CEO, Ralph Liberio, of NCB Management Services, Inc. said. “Her experience, leadership, and vision make her an ideal candidate to represent the interests of our industry. I kindly ask for your support and vote for her, and I thank you for considering this exceptional candidate. RMAi and their members would be better served with the addition to Stephanie on their Board.”
