Webinars
FCC Consent Revocation Rule
Practical strategies for mitigating risk and managing opt outs
February 19, 2025
1 pm CST
A recent FCC rule interpreting standards for managing revocation of TCPA consent takes effect in April. This isn’t a meaningless bowl of alphabet soup. It is a significant rule that has major ramifications for how credit unions - and the agencies representing them - manage the revocation of consent from members.
Join us for an insightful conversation about the new rule, how it impacts credit unions, and what changes they need to make to ensure compliance.
Previous Webinars
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Make it a Great Tax Season
Dan Vande Zande, Landmark Credit Union
1/15/2025
Discover actionable strategies from an industry veteran to enhance member engagement and capitalize on seasonal opportunities. This session will provide practical tools to help you maximize your recovery department's performance this tax refund season.
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Demystifying Credit Reports
Scott Vackar, Lending Solutions Consulting, Inc.
5/13/2024
The times have changed. While still important, the days of simply "smiling and dialing" are long past. To be truly effective, a modern recovery department must be able to effectively keep its finger on the pulse of membership/economic trends and accurately decipher data. In this environment, utilizing information found on member credit reports can be extremely effective ... if you know what to look for.
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Data Privacy Essentials
Sam Strauss, Strauss Borrelli PLLC
3/18/2024
As more states draft their own privacy regulations and privacy-related class action claims skyrocket, it is apparent: Developing controls related to who accesses/stores consumer data and how the data is used has never been more important. Guest presenter Sam Strauss has helped prosecute many high-stakes cases involving millions of dollars and applies that first-hand experience when advising his clients.
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No Good Deed Part I
Patrick Newman, Bassford Remele
2/26/2024
Credit Unions have a well-earned reputation for putting their members first. And this is all great 99% of the time—the member gets taken care of and the Credit Union maintains a positive, performing borrower relationship. But what about that 1% when things go sideways? And how does this change as delinquencies rise and Credit Unions feel increasing pressure to help members get back on track?
