When Communities Hurt, We Come Together.
Our hearts are with everyone affected by the devastating wildfires across Oregon and Washington, especially those in the Spokane area […]
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California Finally Entered the 21st Century: You Can Now Serve Defendants Electronically (When Necessary)
For years, California commercial lawyers—and the credit managers, financial executives, general counsel, and others who often approve litigation budgets—were confused
Credit in the West 2026: Join NACM Commercial Services in San Diego This October
If you’re looking for one of the leading educational events for business credit professionals, Credit in the West is where learning,
130 Years of Credit, Community, and Connection
Happy 130th Birthday to NACM Commercial Services. From our beginnings in Portland in 1896 to serving businesses across the
The New NACM CS Website Is Here — Let’s Go!
https://www.nacmcommercialservices.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/Jennifer-Website-Video-Final.mp4 We’ve spent the past year designing a fresh, dynamic site to be your go-to resource and a home for
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Mentorship Holds Invaluable Space in B2B Credit
Written By: Jamilex Gotay, Senior Editorial Associate, NACM National Regardless of where you are in your career, learning from those
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How to Rethink and Refresh Your AR Department
Wrtitten By: Jamilex Gotay, Senior Editorial Associate, NACM National It usually starts with a gut feeling—collections are slowing, disputes are
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Honing Your Soft Skills in a Rapidly Innovating Industry
Written By: Lucy Hubbard, NACM National Credit management is entering the age of automation, and like countless other fields, credit
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Building Defenses Against the Rising Threat of Cyberfraud
Written By: Lucy Hubbard, NACM National With each passing year, new innovations transform the business credit landscape as credit practices
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For Users of Consumer Reports – What You Should Know
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