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The PACE Program
©
is designed to educate and build confidence in collections
professionals so that they effectively collect receivables while
caring for the customer in a manner that protects corporate
interests.
This unique package
includes:
Certified Financial Collection
Professionals are able to:
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Understand and use the
most effective techniques to collect past due funds while
maintaining the best possible relations with customers
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Understand, explain
and effectively use the philosophy behind professional
collections
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Recognize the
differences between policy and procedure
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Adhere to the
standards of professional collections as defined by the
Institute
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Write effective
letters, faxes and e-mails (commercial collections)
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Master telephone
collection techniques
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Be more productive in
terms of both quality and quantity
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Quickly and
effectively handle ALL of the excuses they hear in their type
of business
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Improve their
telephone voice – developing one that is more compelling to
the listeners and easier to understand
Course Materials:
All of
the materials needed to complete training and testing to earn
the CFCP designation is included in the registration fee. To
review the individual modules of the two different versions,
please click to:
Tell me more
about the Consumer
Modules for the PACE Program
Tell me
more about the Commercial
Program
E-Books:
Delivered on a CD (with some available as immediate download)
are the following e-book versions of:
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Paid in Full
(2nd Edition) Tim Paulsen
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Become the
Squeaky Wheel by Michelle Dunn
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The Check is
NOT in the Mail by Len Sklar
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Tipping the
Scales by Tim Paulsen
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PACE Program©
workbook
On their own, these four
e-books sell for more than $100.00!
Powerpoint Presentation:
Each module is
available for study and review in a powerpoint format including
audio.
Additional Materials:
Testing:
There
is an on-line test to be completed after each module and some of
them have additional assignments that are sent to Institute
instructors via e-mail. The final test, role-playing situations
with the Instructor are via the telephone and a recorded version
available to the student.
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