David Schultz Appears on the Receivables Info Podcast to Discuss Insurance Risk Mitigation
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Sep 10, 2024
David Schultz was a featured guest on a recent Receivables Info podcast episode hosted by Adam Park. Schultz was joined by fellow Association of Credit and Collection Professionals (ACA) International members David Williams and John Bedard.
In the episode, Schultz provided insight into the importance of cyber, errors and omissions, and other insurance types vital for receivables firms.
Additionally, the panel explored the advancements in ACA International's insurance risk mitigation programs, emphasizing the support provided to member agencies through the development of attorney and agency partnerships.
Watch the full episode below or on YouTube.
“ACA International Members Discuss Risk Mitigation Programs & Reducing Insurance Premiums | Ep 188” was published by Receivables Info on September 5, 2024.
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