NACM Southwest is an 800 member not-for-profit trade association providing services to the business credit manager. Our purpose is to educate and provide the professional tools necessary to help ensure the success of the credit manager. We service many industries with our over 30 industry credit groups. NACM Southwest has served the credit community since 1908.
Additionally we are an affiliate of the National Association of Credit Management whose membership is 18 ,000 strong. www.nacm.org
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zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzWhat's the result of combining trade data from 26 different NACM locations: zzzzzzzzzzzz7 million relevant tradelines and 1 strong report -
the NACM National Trade Credit Report.
NACM National Trade Credit Reports combines the data from 26 different NACM locations into
one report. Companies that are members of NACM and report trade data, are companies like yours who understand the
value of relevant trade data from other supplies.
The NACM National Trade Credit Report fills the gap of missing supplier data on traditional credit reports.
Contact Alan Moore for pricing at alanm@nacmsw.com.
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NACM Southeast Unit/Atlanta
NACM Oregon, Inc.
NACM South Texas/Houston
NACM Gateway Region/Chicago
NACM Great Lake Region
NACM Inland Northwest
NACM East Tennessee
NACM Tampa, Inc.
CMA Credit Management Assoc. -
Southern/Northern California & Nevada
NACM Midwest - Wisconsin/Chicago
NACM South Central Region
NACM Southern Group/Birmingham
NACM Mid South Unit
NACM New England, Inc.
NACM Nashville
NACM Upstate New York/Chicago
NACM Louisiana
NACM Midwest - Omaha/Chicago
NACM- Hampton Roads, Inc.
NACM Midwest/Chicago
Southeastern Assoc. of Credit Management/Orlando
NACM Connecticut, Inc.
Southeastern Assoc. of Credit Management/Carolinas
NACM Southwest/Dallas
Southeastern Assoc. of Credit Management/East Coast
The Credit Managers’ Index (CMI) is created from a monthly survey of credit and collection professionals. The CMI survey asks NACM members to rate favorable and unfavorable factors in their monthly business cycle. Favorable factors include sales, new credit applications, dollar collections and amount of credit extended. Unfavorable factors include rejections of credit applications, accounts placed for collections, dollar amounts of receivables beyond terms and filings for bankruptcies. The results provide a benchmarking and forecasting tool that looks at the entire cycle of commercial business transactions. The CMI has gained rapid acceptance among the business and financial community as an economic indicator to both watch and report on.
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