Michelle Dunn
Michelle Dunn, author of an award winning book, columnist, one of the Top 5 Women in Collections in 2007 & 2008, one of the Top 50 Most Influential Collection Professionals of 2007 shares her hard-won expertise on debt collection with the titles in her "Collecting Money Series." She is the founder and president of Never Dunn Publishing, LLC and her 11 year old Credit & Collections Association with thousands of members. Michelle started and ran M.A.D. Collection Agency for 8 years and has worked in the debt collection industry for 21 years.
An internationally-known expert on the topic of credit and collections Michelle Dunn is a leading authority on collecting money to businesses everywhere. Overseeing renowned authorities from the financial, legal and accounting communities, she brings them all together to bring solutions and unique opportunities to every member of her Credit and Collections Association.
Michelle is often quoted in the Wall Street Journal and has been featured in Forbes.com, Smart Money Magazine, MSNBC, Home Business Magazine, Entrepreneur magazine, Professional Collector, Credit & Collections Risk, the NH Business Review, and in many books and publications worldwide. Michelle has been a featured guest on (NPR) National Public Radio, the Jim Bohannon show and many other radio programs as well as being a repeat guest on television shows such as The Book Authority and Process for Profit. She has many published articles and 8 published books to add to her list of accomplishments.
In addition to writing and marketing her books, Michelle is a published columnist for 6 newspapers and national magazines including "Entrepreneur.com" and "FIRST for Women" as well as an Editorial Advisor for "Collector Mentor" magazine and shares valuable credit & debt information with business owners on her blog. Visit www.michelledunn.com and www.credit-and-collections.com
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