As a large agency leader, you may have concluded you can go it alone!
About ICL
The Institute for Collection Leadership is a new and innovative organization in the credit and collection industry created with the sole purpose of promoting and advancing the specific interests of its large-company members.
How is ICL different?
The Institute for Collection Leadership is a new and innovative organization in the credit and collection industry created with the sole purpose of promoting and advancing the specific interests of its large-company members.
What does this mean to you?
Proactive and effective advocacy geared to developing consumer-centric solutions, deepening relationships and advancing common positions.
Proprietary research aimed to inform members, empower communications with real numbers, and combat negative stereotypes.
Long-term strategic public relations initiatives that strive to change persistent negative perceptions of our valuable industry.
Surveys, position papers, aggregated analysis and data collection that move the needle on issues impacting our industry.
Meetings
Mark your 2020 calendar for the ICL spring meeting on April 20-21 in Irving, Texas. Members will receive further details via email in the new year with a link to meeting registration and hotel booking details added here.
ICL typically holds in-person spring and fall meetings. The fall meeting was held Oct. 22, 2019. Occasional conference calls may also be scheduled.
Membership
We know and understand the issues large agencies face every day. And we know you need an agile, right-sized and empowered organization focused on these issues. ICL is designed specifically to meet this need. As a result, membership in ICL is limited.
To be eligible for the benefits and privileges of membership, a company or individual must:
- Be members in good standing of ACA International, the Association of Credit and Collection Professionals;
- Be defined as a large company member by ACA International or be an Affiliate (vendor) member;
- Be substantially engaged in collection of consumer debt; and
- Contribute minimum membership dues of $5,000 the first year and $10,000 or more annually thereafter. Second and subsequent year memberships renew annually on January 1.
Now is the time to actively partcipate as a Member
Members have the opportunity to shape ICL and give strategic direction to how it fulfills its mission.
Join or Renew today and we’ll make a difference together.
Contact Us
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