Getting involved is about learning, collaborating, and sharing your skills with colleagues and the industry at large. Here are just a few reasons to get involved:
- You help your industry: Giving your time, talent, wisdom, and experience to help lead RMAI forward at a time when legal, legislative, and regulatory challenges are coming from all directions.
- You advance yourself: Sharing your talents and passions with like-minded individuals helps you develop a stronger personal network by serving the association and industry.
- You make a difference: We’re all in this together! You can enhance the effectiveness of RMAI’s efforts by volunteering as little as a few hours a month and being part of the solution.
RMAI encourages its members to actively participate on many fronts—building membership through recruitment and retention, enhancing our advocacy efforts at the state and federal level, expanding the reach of RMAI’s Receivables Management Certification Program, and attending RMAI educational programs and events.
Here are some of the ways you can get involved:
Now the Diversity Equity Inclusion Committee, in February 2019, the RMAI Board of Directors started the Diversity Equity Inclusion Task Force with a mission to empower RMAI member companies to create an inclusive culture by delivering rich content and experiences on diversity and inclusion practices that will allow their businesses to thrive. RMAI created the DEI Annual Conference Scholarship to help foster the participation of a diverse group of employees at RMAI events.
RMAI ensures a viable credit ecosystem by setting receivables management industry standards, being the authoritative voice in advocacy, championing professional and ethical business practices, and providing unrivaled business networking opportunities.
RMAI promotes the essential role of the receivables management industry in the credit ecosystem.
Receivables Management Association International is the nonprofit trade association that represents more than 600 companies that support the purchase, sale, and collection of performing and nonperforming receivables on the secondary market. RMAI member companies include debt buyers, collection agencies, law firms, originating creditors and industry-related product and service providers. RMAI provides its members with extensive networking, educational, and business development opportunities in asset classes that span numerous industries. The association publishes spring and fall publications, a monthly online newsletter and Member Alerts, and conducts robust state and federal advocacy efforts in support of RMAI members and their businesses.
Founded in 1997, RMAI is headquartered in Sacramento, California.