EPISODE · Jun 17, 2020 · 16 MIN
Talking Credit Podcast 6: Part two, Dan continues his talk with Laurie Beagle and Martyn Brooke from Forums International
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In the second part of this Podcast, Dan speaks to Martyn and Laurie about developing credit professionals of the future. Here they discuss mentoring and learning from the younger generation. They also look at changes in the credit industry going forward. This includes technology and credit professionals becoming more involved in the decision making process.
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