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Christopher Johnson, Managing Director, Jamaica Collection and Recovery Services Limited.
The Jamaica Debt Collection Association (JDCA) will host its one-day Debt Collection Conference on Wednesday, November 27, 2024, at the Jamaica Pegasus Hotel in Kingston.
With over 160 credit and debt collection professionals already registered and more than 15 exhibitor booths confirmed, the event promises to deliver valuable insights and practical strategies for debt collection in a data-conscious environment at the event that kicks off at 8am.
Under the theme: “How to Collect Your Debts in a Data-Protected Jamaica”, the conference will feature a lineup of industry leaders and experts sharing strategies and techniques tailored to the evolving debt collection landscape under Jamaica’s data protection laws.
Key speakers include:
David Grey, Deputy Information Commissioner, Office of the Information Commissioner
Topic: "The Implementation of the Data Protection Act and Its Impact on Debt Collectors"
Dolsie Allen, CEO, Consumer Affairs Commission
Topic: "How to Collect Your Debt Professionally While Protecting Consumers’ Rights"
Dr Taj-Marie Hunter, Special Guest Speaker
Topic: "Don’t Let Them Get Your Data?"
Additional Presenters:
Hudson Grant, CEO, Executive Protection & Collection Services Ltd
Theme: "How to Increase Your Monthly Collection Figures?"
Christopher Johnson, Managing Director, Jamaica Collection & Recovery Services Ltd
Theme: "How to Convince Your Debtors to Pay You?"
Dugal Rowe, CEO, DURO Investigation Agency Ltd
Theme: "JDCA: Driving Debt Collection in Jamaica"
Key topics to be covered:
How to handle debtor information confidentially and securely
Digital communication strategies that address privacy concerns
Proven debt collection techniques to improve results while complying with Jamaica's Data Protection Act
To participate, contact: Jamaica Debt Collectors Association at 876-6082 or 876-997-3410; Jamaica Collection and Recovery Services Ltd at 876-619-1813 or email [email protected]
Don’t miss this opportunity to network, learn, and elevate your debt collection expertise in today’s regulatory environment!
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