I.A.P.D.A. Operations Manager
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Pricing
Individual
$350 / each Enroll NowRecertification
$171 Renew NowVolume Discounts Available
- 11 - 25 Credits
- $300
- 26 - 50 Credits
- $250
- 51 - 99 Credits
- $200
- 100 + Credits
- $175
Details
Includes:
- I.A.P.D.A Operations Manager Certificate for your wall and social media post.
- I.A.P.D.A Operations Manager Badge to add to your email signature.
- I.A.P.D.A Diversity and Equality Certificate for your wall and social media post.
- I.A.P.D.A Diversity and Equality Badge to add to your email signature.
I.A.P.D.A / DSInfobank
• What is DSI
• What is an issuer, debt buyer, collection agency or law firm
• What we do and why
• Processes
• What is permissible purpose in our space
• Security & compliance
• What NOT to do
• Why DSI
• Data rules and regulations at a glance
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IAPDA / DSInfobank Video Module
IAPDA / DSInfobank Video Module
I.A.P.D.A Diversity and Equality Training
This comprehensive certification program aims to provide participants with the knowledge, skills, and tools needed to understand, appreciate, and advocate for diversity and equality within their personal and professional lives. The course will explore the concept of unconscious bias and its implications in professional settings. Participants will gain insights into recognizing unconscious biases and learn strategies to overcome them, enabling fair and equitable decision-making processes in the workplace.
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I.A.P.D.A Diversity and Equality Training
I. Introduction to Diversity and Equality A. Definition of Diversity and Equality B. Benefits of Diversity and Equality C. Challenges of Diversity and Equality II. Creating a Diverse and Equal Environment A. Establishing a Non-Discriminatory Environment B. Developing and Implementing Policies C. Training Staff and Managers III. Educating Staff on Diversity and Equality A. Understanding Unconscious Bias B. Recognizing and Preventing Harassment C. Anti-Discrimination Laws IV. Implementing Inclusive Practices A. Creating an Inclusive Workplace B. Identifying and Addressing Barriers C. Promoting Inclusive Leadership V. Encouraging Diversity and Equality A. Encouraging Employee Participation B. Utilizing Communication Strategies C. Developing Diversity and Equality Goals VI. Evaluating and Updating Policies A. Reviewing Existing Policies B. Updating Policies and Procedures C. Measuring Progress and Outcomes VII. Conclusion
I.A.P.D.A Operation Manager Video Module
I. Introduction
II. Key Responsibilities of a Debt Settlement Operations Manager
A. Manage the Debt Settlement Program
B. Oversee Client Services
C. Monitor Performance and Compliance
D. Manage Staff
E. Develop Strategies
F. Develop Documentation
G. Develop and Manage Budgets
H. Negotiate with Creditors
I. Manage Disputes and Litigation
III. The Day-to-Day Work of a Debt Settlement Operations Manager
A. Client Intake
B. Review of Accounts
C. Negotiation with Creditors
D. Client Compliance
E. Tracking Performance
F. Reporting
G. HR Management
IV. Selection and Training of Staff
A. Job Descriptions
B. Recruiting Process
C. Training
V. Risk Management
A. Regulatory Compliance
B. Financial Risk
C. Reputational Risk
VI. Conclusion
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I.A.PD.A Operations Training Video
Debt settlement is a process used by consumers to negotiate with their creditors to reduce the amount of debt they owe. Debt settlement operations managers are responsible for overseeing the entire debt settlement process, including managing staff, developing strategies, and monitoring performance and compliance. This guide provides an overview of the key duties and responsibilities of debt settlement operations managers, their day-to-day activities, and tips for selecting and training staff, as well as risk management strategies. -
I.A.P.D.A Diversity and Equality Training
I.A.P.D.A Diversity and Equality Training -
DSI Video Module
DSI Video Module
I.A.P.D.A Operation Manager Video Module [CLONED]
I. Introduction
II. Key Responsibilities of a Debt Settlement Operations Manager
A. Manage the Debt Settlement Program
B. Oversee Client Services
C. Monitor Performance and Compliance
D. Manage Staff
E. Develop Strategies
F. Develop Documentation
G. Develop and Manage Budgets
H. Negotiate with Creditors
I. Manage Disputes and Litigation
III. The Day-to-Day Work of a Debt Settlement Operations Manager
A. Client Intake
B. Review of Accounts
C. Negotiation with Creditors
D. Client Compliance
E. Tracking Performance
F. Reporting
G. HR Management
IV. Selection and Training of Staff
A. Job Descriptions
B. Recruiting Process
C. Training
V. Risk Management
A. Regulatory Compliance
B. Financial Risk
C. Reputational Risk
VI. Conclusion
Articles
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I.A.PD.A Operations Training Video
Debt settlement is a process used by consumers to negotiate with their creditors to reduce the amount of debt they owe. Debt settlement operations managers are responsible for overseeing the entire debt settlement process, including managing staff, developing strategies, and monitoring performance and compliance. This guide provides an overview of the key duties and responsibilities of debt settlement operations managers, their day-to-day activities, and tips for selecting and training staff, as well as risk management strategies. -
I.A.P.D.A Diversity and Equality Training
I.A.P.D.A Diversity and Equality Training -
DSI Video Module
DSI Video Module
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