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Finding people might be easy enough. Finding the top talent who will take your business to the next level is another story. Your people are your business. They’re the heart of what makes your company successful. When you have the right fit, you experience increased profitability, performance and productivity – the three essentials to any successful business. Presented by Jill Silman Chapman with Insperity.

Data breaches and other cyber-crimes are inherent challenges of doing business in any industry. They result in major fines, legal fees and headaches – for not just large organizations but small businesses and professional services firms as well. No business is completely immune from being hacked or getting a virus. Mike Shea and Harrison Tropp discuss the importance of cyber insurance coverage.

Attorney James Todd introduces us to psychology as it applies to the creditors rights recovery process, including: personality types and their relationship with consumer debtors, what behavioral patterns may arise therefrom when faced with the circumstances of the collections process, as well as some common coping mechanisms and solutions for positive outcomes.

NCBA Acting Executive Director Robin Cole talked to Amy Perkins, Chief of Content & Industry Intelligence at insideARM, prior to the Women in Consumer Finance conference held on December 10th - 12th, 2018. The conference focused on some of top challenges women in the industry are facing, and how they can overcome them in their workplace and careers. 

Is your firm struggling to keep up with technology, modernize your marketing strategies, and make more money while collecting less? NCBA has partnered with Red Cave Law Firm Consulting to provide law practice management consulting for NCBA members to address these common struggles firms face. 

The media is replete with examples of unethical corporate behavior that has caused many to question the values and ethics that underpin the decision making of corporate elites. In their recently published paper in MIT Sloan Management Review, Professor Catherine Bailey and Associate Professor Amanda Shantz question why these scandals continue, despite the clear moral and financial imperatives for ethical action.