NABD Unveils Agenda for Fourth Annual BHPH Underwriting and Collection Conference
The National Alliance of Buy Here, Pay Here Dealers (NABD) released a preliminary agenda for its upcoming fourth annual Underwriting and Collections Conference, which will be held in Dallas from Nov. 7-9.
HOUSTON — The National Alliance of Buy Here, Pay Here Dealers (NABD) released a preliminary agenda for its upcoming fourth annual Underwriting and Collections Conference, which will be held in Dallas from Nov. 7-9.
“This show will feature many of the nation’s most successful operators who will share their experiences, knowledge and best practices,” said Kenneth Shilson, CPA and founder of NABD. “We are excited to announce that this year’s NABD Underwriting and Collections Conference will be held in a completely new venue that has enabled us to expand our exhibit hall, and have separate additional tracks for underwriting and collections.”
This year’s conference will be held at the Hyatt Regency DFW, located in Terminal C of the Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, to facilitate travel by all participants. Attendees will not need ground transportation and can get a discounted room rate of $119 while rooms are available.
The conference’s educational sessions feature separate tracks for collections and for underwriting. The sessions will also include the latest benchmark information including an updated study on payment devices. Role playing will be used to illustrate successful techniques and practices and all sessions will be interactive. “Our keynote speaker is a Wall Street investment broker who will share insights on raising capital,” said Shilson. “We also have some of the nation’s leading attorneys and experts speaking, and the information attendees will receive will be invaluable, particularly in the new regulatory environment.”
A luncheon and two receptions will be held in the expanded exhibit hall. The exhibit hall, the luncheons, and receptions are organized to maximize networking between attendees and exhibitors. A detailed agenda of the three-day conference is available at www.bhphinfo.com.
To register for the conference or for exhibitor information, visit www.bhphinfo.com or call (713) 290-8171. For exhibitor information
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