Sentence examples for collection professionals from inspiring English sources
The American Bankers Association, the Association of Credit and Collection Professionals and other trade groups want to prevent the F.C.C. from strengthening the consent requirement.
Rozanne Andersen, chief executive of the Association of Credit and Collection Professionals, a trade group based in Minneapolis that says it represents 91,000 debt collectors across the country, said private collectors helped recoup nearly $800 million last year for the federal government.
"Make a personal visit or a phone call," says Dunn, who also runs Credit-and-collections.com, a community Web site for collection professionals.
In 2007, the most recent period for which data is available, agencies recovered $58 billion in debts and returned $40 billion of it to the companies to which it was owed, according to a study commissioned by the Association of Credit and Collection Professionals.
The Task Force's May 2011 report (PDF) recommends data collection, professional development and "overall school transformation in order to create ideal conditions for development and learning".
I e-mailed the results of the study to a collection of professional and semi-professional gamblers whom I've known for the past five or so years.
Adu is wise enough to know that his first aspiration must be to match young World Cup players like Clint Mathis, Landon Donovan and DaMarcus Beasley, and the collection of professionals on his own squad.
What was missing, apparently, was the collection of professionals who had cut their teeth with Mr. Kerry, carried him to the Massachusetts Statehouse as lieutenant governor and to four terms in the Senate.
Five years later, after the museum had expanded and changed its name to the Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Center for the Visual Arts at Stanford University, the Andersons withdrew that collection; museum professionals speculate that they did so because the museum was not prepared to wholeheartedly participate in their Collection Sharing Program with smaller museums.
What the Boston Early Music people have had to work hardest at is creating a 17th-century audience, even though they were preaching here to the converted: a collection of professionals and amateurs gathered for this annual week of concerts, exhibitions and talk.
