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Wed. August 14, 2019
12:00 p.m. Woodbridge, NJ
NJ Pharma Order to Cash Group
Contact info@federationofcredit.com
for guest visit and membership info.
Wed. August 14, 2019
1:00 p.m. Seattle, WA
National Building Materials Wholesale
Credit Group
Contact yalvarez@federationofcredit.com
for guest visit and membership info.
Thurs. August 21, 2019
2:30 p.m. Baltimore, MD
Floor Covering Credit Group
Contact jlong@federationofcredit.com
for guest visit and membership info.
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Our Mission
The Federation of Credit & Financial Professionals is a non-profit national independent organization serving the education and training needs for the Order to Cash professional. Our mission is to be your primary resource for information on Credit, Collections, Accounts Receivable, best practices and technologies.
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Upcoming Credit Group Meetings
Delaware Valley Electric Credit Group
New Jersey Wholesale Electric Group Thurs. March 12, Roselle Park, NJ Contact yalvarez@federationofcredit.com for info
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Upcoming Webinars
Why is Everyone Talking about Employee Engagement? Tues. February 25th 3:00-4:00 PM
Improving Employee Engagement with RPA - Unique Solutions to Automate Retailer Chargeback & Deduction Processing Wed. March 11th 2:00-3:00 PM
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US accuses Chinese billionaire of evading $1.8bn in tariffs
8/1/2019
Chinese billionaire Liu Zhongtian has been indicted in the US over allegations he evaded $1.8bn (£1.5bn) in tariffs on aluminium imports. Prosecutors accuse Mr Liu of using the aluminium company he founded to smuggle huge amounts of the metal into the US.
