Anne Capps, Executive Vice President of American Receivable Corporation co-hosted a table at the Christ the King Spring Style Show and Luncheon benefiting the White Rose Center for Women March 25, 2014.

The White Rose Center for Women counsels and provides financial assistance for at risk women in the North Texas Area.

American Receivable Corporation www.americanreceivable.com 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.

American Receivable Corporation sponsors East Texas Oilfield Expo for second year....

Tiffany Eitel, Vice President of Business Development and Brad Gurney, Senior Vice President of American Receivable Corporation represented American Receivable Corporation for the second year as a sponsor of the 2014 East Texas Oilfield Expo in Longview, Texas March 5th and 6th.  

The 2014 East Texas Oilfield Expo is an industry-exclusive oil and gas trade show where exhibitors may display the latest technology, equipment and services that will help oilfield professionals from every sector of the industry operate more efficiently and cost-effectively.

The show creates a professional environment conducive to networking, business development and deal-making.  Attendees are limited to only those businesses or individuals directly involved in the oil, gas and petrochemical industries.  

American Receivable Corporation www.americanreceivable.com 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. 

A Night to Fight was a Fight Night to Remember......

American Receivable Corporation's President, Jack Stieber was on hand for The UP Hope Foundation event, "Full of Greats" to fight for a great cause February 27, 2014 at the Frontiers of Flight Museum in Dallas.  Benefiting this event was The Ring of Hope Boxing Club, a group that mentors at risk youth in Dallas through boxing. 

The sold out event included six bouts of exciting professional boxing, live and silent auctions as well as a seated dinner for its sponsors.  Additionally, sports celebrities including the 1987 Heisman Trophy winner and NFL great Tim Brown were on hand for the event.

American Receivable Corporation www.americanreceivable.com 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.

Since its organization American Receivable has proudly supported groups and projects that make a difference in the community and in the lives of others.


 

American Receivable attends economic forecast luncheon.....

Tiffany Eitel, Vice President of Business Development and Brad Gurney, Senior Vice President of American Receivable Corporation attended the Southern Methodist University Economic Forecast luncheon Wednesday, February 5, 2014 given by Dr. Albert W. Niemi, Jr., Dean of the SMU Cox School of Business.  

This is an annual event hosted by the university that provides valuable information and insight on the nations current economic condition.

American Receivable Corporation www.americanreceivable.com 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.  

YRMA Kicks off 2014 .......

Tiffany Eitel, President of The North Texas Chapter of The Young Risk Management Association (YRMA) helped the group kick off 2014 with a networking event held February 5, 2014 at Times Ten Cellar.

YRMA is part of the nationally recognized Risk Management  Association, a 2600 member not-for-profit, member driven professional association founded in 1914 serving the financial services industry.

Members actively participate in the RMA network of chapters. Chapters are run by RMA Associates on a volunteer basis and provide members with opportunities in their local communities for education, training, and networking throughout all stages of their financial services career. Chapters are located across the U.S. and Canada as well as in financial centers internationally.  
 
American Receivable Corporation www.americanreceivable.com 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. 

American Receivable Corporation attends the 2014 Manufacturing & Distribution Executive Summit...


Tiffany Eitel, Vice President of Business Development and Brad Gurney, Senior Vice President of American Receivable Corporation attended the 2014 Manufacturing & Distribution Executive Summit January 28, 2014, hosted by McGladrey and sponsored by the Dallas Business Journal.

The event provided a intriguing look into the challenges and opportunities facing the manufacturing and distribution industries in North Texas and those who provide support for these businesses.  

The morning included a breakfast and several hours of networking among members and guests.  The event concluded with an economic update and panel discussion led by executives from Texas based companies. 

American Receivable Corporation is committed to their community....


Anne Capps, Executive Vice President of American Receivable Corporation www.americanreceivable.com was elected to serve as Community Service Director on the Addison Rotary Club Board of Directors for the 2014-2015 fiscal year. 

The Addison Rotary Club addisonrotary.org is a non-profit organization made up of individuals committed to community service, fund raising for philanthropic endeavors and educational enrichment for students. 

Anne has been actively involved as a member, Board member, and Addison Rotary Foundation member for over six years. 

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.