The North Dallas Chamber of Commerce held it's annual holiday party and toy drive Thursday, December 11, 2014 at the Hilton Anatole Hotel.  Brad Gurney, Executive Vice President represented American Receivable Corporation at this years event.  Brad and American Receivable have been actively involved with the North Dallas Chamber for well over 20 years and support the community and civic work they do.

Toys and donations from this years event support Santa Cops of Dallas who assist members of the community that have been victims or crime. 
 

The Young Risk Management Association, North Texas Chapter, (YRMA) partnered with the SPCA of North Texas on December 4th for its annual Tacky Sweater Party to help raise funds toward its mission. All proceeds of the event went to the organization. The SPCA of Texas is the leading animal welfare agency in North Texas with two shelters and three spay/neuter clinics located in Dallas and McKinney. It serves as an active resource center providing an array of programs and services that bring people and animals together. The agency serves all the metro DFW area.


The Risk Management Association (RMA), founded in 1914, is a not-for-profit, member-driven professional association serving the financial services industry. Today, RMA has approximately 2,600 institutional members. These include banks of all sizes as well as nonbank financial institutions. Chapters are run by RMA Associates on a volunteer basis and they provide members with opportunities in their local communities for education, training, and networking throughout all stages of their financial services career. YRMA is the division of RMA which consists of early career individuals to help raise awareness about RMA and provide young professionals in the risk community a chance to network with each other.


Tiffany Strasner, Vice President of Business Development for American Receivable Corporation is the immediate past president of YRMA and an active board member.


American Receivable Corporation provides financing programs for companies experiencing cash flow problems. For over 35 years they have helped businesses large and small find solutions to their financing needs.

Tiffany Strasner supports alumni at the Texas Tech Quarterly Business Briefing Luncheon

The Texas Tech Quarterly Business Briefing Luncheon (“TTQBB”) presented by Southwest Airlines was held December 3, 2014 at the Dallas County Club. The TTQBB is a series of four events held in Dallas each year that provides opportunities for Texas Tech alumni to meet one another, hear from prominent guest speakers and raise money for scholarships for deserving Dallas County students attending Texas Tech.

Over the past five years, the TTQBB has raised more than $250,000 for scholarships and is the largest event put on by any Texas Tech alumni chapter in the nation. This year’s guest Speaker for the TTQBB was Kent Hance , Chancellor Emeritus of the Texas Tech University System.


Tiffany Strasner, Vice President of Business Development for American Receivable Corporation is a graduate of Texas Tech as well as a very active alumni association member. Tiffany serves on this year’s business briefing committee and the speaker coordinator for this event.

Stacie Durman volunteers for St. Jude "Give Thanks Walk 2014" in Dallas....

Despite rainy, cool weather, the St. Jude Research Hospital for Children "Give Thanks Walk 2014" went off as scheduled in Dallas Saturday morning, November 22, 2014.  Stacie Durman, Account Executive with American Receivable gave her time to assist runners, walkers and families who were participating in the event. 

More than 65 communities across the country took part in the family-friendly event that helped raise much needed funds to support the lifesaving mission of St. Jude's Research Hospital for Children. 

American Receivable is a long time supporter of St. Jude and the groundbreaking medical care they provide.   American Receivable is proud to have Stacie volunteer her time with this fine institution.  

American Receivable Corporation provides financing programs for companies experiencing cash flow problems. For over 35 years they have helped businesses large and small find solutions to their financing needs.

Anne Capps, Made Paul Harris Fellow


Anne Capps, Executive Vice President of American Receivable Corporation was recently made a Paul Harris Fellow by The Rotary Foundation of International Rotary for her continued efforts and support in eradicating polio world wide and the furtherance of education and relations among people of the world. 

Anne is an active member of the Addison Rotary Club addisonrotary.org as well as a Board member. 

The Governor's Small Business Forum (GSBF) was held in Arlington at the Convention Center on Wednesday October 29, 2014. GSBF, sponsored by the Texas Governor's Office, the Texas Workforce Commission, the Arlington Chamber and local partners, are designed to give entrepreneurs and small businesses valuable tools, skills, and knowledge needed to thrive in today's fast-paced economy. Featuring a wide range of instructive seminars and expert speakers offering vital information on both public and private resources, the forum provides a great opportunity to network and connect with industry specialists, government officials, service providers, and other regional businesses. Brad Gurney, Senior Vice President of American Receivable Corporation was a panel participant providing information and options on access to funding and capital.



Overview of the Governor's Small Business Forum
The forum highlights the wide range of opportunities available to all businesses, including minority and women-owned small businesses, entrepreneurs, veterans, and businesses interested in expanding globally.

Stacie Durman, Account Executive with American Receivable Corporation recently volunteered her time at the C.C. Young Senior and Assisted Living center playing domino's and interacting with residents of the facility.

American Receivable staff members are encouraged to volunteer their time each week in order to give back to their community.