NACM Grad School Program Continues Rich Tradition of Education, Networking [Business Credit]

Another 25 professionals joined the prestigious ranks as first- or second-year students who ¿ took part in NACM's Graduate School of Credit and Financial Management (GSCFM), held i again on the campus of Dartmouth College. The June session marked the 72nd presented by NACM. The two-year program offers a truly unique opportunity for attendees to improve and update their skills in areas like risk management, business strategy and advanced financial analysis.

"The knowledge and teaching ability of the instructors provided information directly applicable to my job every day." said second-year student Steven Porter, CCE, CTP. "I could go to work the Monday after and immediately apply it,"

Students in both the first and second year not only spoke highly about several of the class offerings, but also the ability to create lifelong business connections and friendships among classmates. Deep camaraderie was immediately noticeable among students going through their second year together this summer as they arrived on campus.

"The networking and the bonding you just cant get anywhere else," said Karen McGill, CCE. "It just makes for a very enriching experience."

NACM thanks all of this year's attendees for their spirit, effort and commitment to excelling in credit. Congratulations to the GSCFM Class of 2013. To learn more about the 2014 program, please visit http://www.nacm.org/graduate-school-gsfcm.html.