30 speakers, 5 sessions and 3 panel discussions – at South Africa’s no. 1 debt collection conference

ByJulian Robberts

Attend South Africa’s no. 1 debt collection conference. Featuring over 30 speakers, 5 sessions and 3 panel discussions

 

 

The all new Debt Collection 2018 is here, taking place on 13 & 14 June 2018 at the Indaba Hotel, Fourways, Johannesburg.

The conference features a totally new and updated programme, giving prospective delegates a new view on factors impacting on the debt collection environment such as customer engagement, data analytics, technology and automation – all factors playing a role in disrupting the debt collection industry.

Three panel discussions featuring interactive discussions between panellists and the audience, will highlight the importance of governance, risk and compliance, how competitive data analytics will make companies in the debt collection environment and customer engagement strategies for 2018.

Take advantage of the last week of early bird discounts and join us  – Trade Conferences International – at this conference.

 

Your expert speaker panel:
  • Shikesh Lalbahadur, Senior Product Manager, Ninzi-Connect
  • Marius Jonker, CEO, Association for Debt Recovery Agents
  • Tyrone Sigamoney, Client Services Manager, OVAG International South Africa
  • Darryl Marcus, GM: South Africa, Pypestream
  • Ryan Sauer, Manager Partner: Data & Media, KingJames Digital
  • Leonie van Pletzen, Operations Manager, Micro Finance South Africa
  • Philani Shandu, Analyst: Applied Behavioural Economics, Genesis Analytics
  • Luwela Nodada, Analyst, Applied Behavioural Economics, Genesis Analytics
  • Marina Short, CEO, Consumer Profile Bureau
  • Gary Allemann, Managing Director, Master Data Management
  • Perry de Jager, Practice Area Head: Collections & Recoveries Solutions,  Principa
  • Ilse Kaya, Business Development, Knowblet Data Sciences
  • Marius van der Westhuizen, Opportunity Share
  • Dan Taitz, Managing Director, Berelo Innovations
  • Ricci Miller, Owner, Berelo Innovations
  • Jonathan Houston, Lead: Digital Marketing,  HKLM
  • Carl Knight, CEO, Credit Intel
  • Neil Roets, CEO, Debtrescue
  • Simon Carpenter, Chief Customer Officer, SAP Africa
  • Lizzy van Niekerk, Head of Social Media, Avatar SA
Plus…..
3 PANEL DISCUSSIONS featuring representatives of Council of Debt Collectors of South Africa * Ocatgon Busines Soultions * Ernst & Young * GH Seccurity Consultants * Clientele * Compuscan *  Experian * SAS * Mint Management Technologies * Silverbridge and more…

 

Sessions to be covered:
  • Overview and disruption of the debt collection industry
  • FinTech, technology and automation
  • Debt collection & credit risk management
  • Data analytics and segmentation
  • Customer engagement and KYC
Who should attend?

Delegates who will be attending will be professionals from  banks and financial services providers dealing with:

*debt collection *debt restructuring *debt recovery *credit management *credit controls *collection management *debt consulting *loan processing operations *data management *data analytics *segmentation *regulation *credit operations *credit risk management * credit and debt strategies *operations * technology *customer engagement *customer operations *customer collections  *call centres *credit monitoring *credit risk *KYC *customer due diligence

 

The organisers – Trade Conferences International
Established in 2002, TCI is your banking, insurance and marketing event organiser of choice. We understand our target market and have the ability to identify the right audience to showcase the latest developments in these sectors.

TCI has organised over 300 events in the last 16 years, with the guidance of a highly experienced and dedicated team.

With a focus on the banking industry some of our previous related events include micro finance, payments, mobile banking, call centres, data analytics, credit, loan origination, customer engagement and nearly 10 conferences on debt collection.

 

Register now for the last week of early bird discount of R1 880 per person
Normal Registration fee: R9 400.00 + VAT = R10 810

Early bird registration fee: R7 520 + VAT = R8 648 p.p. (valued until Tuesday, 17 April 2018)

To register as a delegate email Michandre Malan on michandre@tci-sa.co.za or Ryno van Ellewee on ryno@tci-sa.co.za. Sponsorship & Exhibition enquiries are handled by Jason Joseph jason@tci-sa.co.za, or call 011 803 1553

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