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Welcome to Extra Credit, a weekly podcast from the National Association of Credit Management. You can expect to hear from different credit professionals each Friday. We’ll help you stay informed about the latest in the B2B credit world.
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Signup to Generate a PitchExtra Credit is a news podcast hosted by NACM, with 213 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
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Episode #212
Tell us what you love about Extra Credit and what topics you want covered! Financial statement analysis is not just about good or bad ratios; it’s about discerning the underlying causes and implications for a company’s financial stability. Delving deeper into financial statements can reveal hidden risks, even when initial figures seem promising. Connect with us on LinkedIn: @ Nacm-National @ FCIB
Episode #211
Tell us what you love about Extra Credit and what topics you want covered! Workplace wellness drives performance and keeps teams motivated. When it’s missing, even the most capable associates can start to withdraw, burn out or lose satisfaction in their roles. To prevent that from happening, we’re sharing practical strategies credit leaders can use to improve well-being for their teams and themselves. Connect with us on LinkedIn: @ Nacm-National @ FCIB
Episode #210
Tell us what you love about Extra Credit and what topics you want covered! For decades, Days Sales Outstanding (DSO) has been the default answer to a simple question: how well is a company collecting what it’s owed? It’s easy to calculate, explain and compare across periods, which is exactly why it became the metric many credit professionals reach for first. But a company can post a stable or improving DSO while still carrying rising bad debt, an aging portfolio of high-risk accounts or a shrinking cash conversion cycle that’s straining working capital. The number checks out. The reality underneath it doesn’t. To form a more complete view of receivables health, credit teams are tracking key performance indicators (KPIs) alongside DSO. Connect with us on LinkedIn: @ Nacm-National @ FCIB
Episode #209
Tell us what you love about Extra Credit and what topics you want covered! Credit managers like to know what’s coming next. Mitigating risk means following industry trends and economic cycles to see where the future might take your business, but what about the unpredictable? As hundreds of wildfires rage through Canada and blanket parts of the United States in smoke, more credit managers are finding themselves grappling with the unpredictable. Connect with us on LinkedIn: @ Nacm-National @ FCIB
Episode #208
Tell us what you love about Extra Credit and what topics you want covered! Collecting on overdue accounts can be time-consuming and stressful for credit teams, especially when they’re dealing with customers who are financially stretched. Uncomfortable as it is, the process is essential for maintaining sustainable cash flow and preserving customer relationships. Connect with us on LinkedIn: @ Nacm-National @ FCIB
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