Salem / Albany
A monthly newsletter of the CFDD Salem/Albany Chapter
January Program
Program: "Performance Management and Management Communication"
Presenter: Ronald Hill, Director of Credit & Collections, Xerox Corporation (NARS)
Ron has been in the credit profession for many years and is highly respected within the industry and as a professional instructor to credit groups. Ron received his degree in Business Administration from Portland State University; a master’s degree in Management from City University, Portland, Oregon; and a Ph.D. in Organizational Leadership from Capella
University, Minneapolis, Minnesota. He is a licensed CPA with the state of Washington and a CFP Candidate- with Boston Institute of Finance, Boston University.
Join Us: Tuesday, February 9, 2010, 5:30 p.m.
Location:
Sizzler Restaurant
1151 Lancaster Dr., NE, Salem
Cost:
$20 per person (CFDD member)
$30 per person (non-CFDD member)
Menu:
Choice of Flat Iron Steak; Hibachi Chicken (Offered with your choice of baked potato, mashed potatoes, french fries, or rice, and a onetime salad bar. Please indicate choice on reservation form.); or All You Can Eat Salad Bar. Beverage choices include coffee, tea, or soft drink.
Register:
To register contact Lori Kimball, CBF, NORPAC Foods, Inc., at 503.769.2101 ext. 1218 or kimball@norpac.com
President's Corner
Dear Members,
Our February speaker-program will feature Ronald Hill, Director of Credit and Collections, Xerox Corporation (NARS), who will provide a talk on Performance Management and Management Communication. We will be meeting at Sizzler on Lancaster.
March 15 is the deadline for applying for CFDD National Scholarships. This is an excellent opportunity to show your company how it pays to be a member.
You make the Salem/Albany Credit and Financial Development Division of NACM successful. It is your participation and dedication that make this all worthwhile. Your ideas, suggestions, recommendations, directly or indirectly through elected members of the Board of Directors, are what keep your organization on track.
Our election for new Board of Directors will take place this month rather than March this year as we will not be meeting in March. They serve you to organize chapter operations and activities along with the assistance of committee chairmen and members—Education, Programs, Membership, Fund-raising, Publicity, Scholarship, Hospitality, Historian, and Auditor. Some take a lot of time and commitment, some less time but the same commitment. All CFDD members should volunteer in some manner to keep the chapter operating smoothly and as supportive of member needs as possible.
Installations of the new Board of Directors will be in April as usual.
Sincerely,
Lori Kimball, CBF
President Salem/Albany CFDD