Riemer Week 2009
Knowledge for a New Economy
With the burst of the real estate bubble and the collapse of the banking system, there hasn’t been a weaker economy since the Great Depression. Deciding when to extend credit and how much to allow each debtor has become a walk through a minefield, and entering new markets is riskier than ever. Riemer understands the daily challenges credit professionals face.
Our hand-picked experts shared their expertise in both domestic and international markets. This year’s program focused on strategies and techniques for dealing with our current economy:
- Risk Mitigation in Recessionary Times featured a panel of experts that provided the knowledge needed to extend credit even to marginal accounts
- Mark Borofsky showed attendees how to use their strengths to insure their jobs now and into the future in Career Survival in an Economic Tsunami
- Our very own Riemer staffers helped attendees learn the Productivity Tools and Tactics Used by Credit Pros on Friday morning.
- Keynote sessions by respected international economist and lecturer, Dr. Chris Kuehl on Obamanomics: The Wrath of Keynes and America’s New Charm Offensive
- and so much more!
Something for Everyone
Programs were tailored to credit professionals at all levels of experience, and there were special social events to allow attendees and speakers to mingle and further share their knowledge.
