Compliance Professionals Forum Heads to Pennsylvania to Host Compliance Meeting

The Compliance Professionals Forum (CPF) hosts its second 2016 regional peer meeting, A Candid Conversation about Compliance, in Philadelphia, PA, on Wednesday, April 13.

Compliance professionals of all levels will learn from each other and walk away with strategies to ease their compliance headaches.

“When people come prepared both to share and listen, these meetings can be extraordinarily productive,” said Mike Bevel, Director of Education for the Compliance Professionals Forum. “As the facilitator, I work really hard at making the room as comfortable a space as I can for the free sharing of ideas. Each meeting is confidential, and trust is necessary. Even when we can’t all agree on the answer, the conversations themselves are so valuable.”

It was the “most valuable time spent in a long time,” said past participant Scott Loyd of Credigy.

Regional peer meetings give attendees a peek into what membership to the Compliance Professionals Forum is all about. CPF members can attend monthly conference calls to talk through compliance and operational concerns and learn from their peer group’s experiences.

The complimentary* meeting takes places at the offices of Clark Hill LLC:

One Commerce Square

2005 Market Street, Suite 1000

Philadelphia PA  19103

It will run from 10 am to 3 pm. Space is limited.

To register, visit www.compliancepf.com/event/PA2016.

* Please note: there is a $25 reservation fee. This fee is waived for Compliance Professionals Forum members.

About the Compliance Professionals Forum

insideARM created the Compliance Professionals Forum, a membership organization that provides professionals responsible for compliance related to communicating with consumers about a debt with  up-to-the-minute compliance insight, how-to guidance and tools. The Compliance Professionals Forum brings together professionals for compliance conversations on a regular basis to help members operate with confidence and know where their organization stands against like-minded agencies.