“I find the format of presentations down to earth and real, presented by everyday credit professionals with a vast array of experts both on the podium and in the audience. In my view, it is an egoless event that always breaks out into great discussions.” Atul Vadher, international credit manager, French Connection


“Ours is a rich and varied profession and CCRInteractive offers a forum for credit professionals to get together and exchange information and ideas.” David Thornley, group credit controller, Fort Vale Engineering


“This is the credit event of the year for me – a date that gets into my diary and does not move. Great speakers and topics that are always current and relevant, sharing best practice. Top this off with an Awards dinner which is great fun! An event I never miss!” Diana Keeling, head of credit, Ian Williams


“CCRInteractive always enriches us with the knowledge of our ever-growing credit family.” Tariq Ali, credit manager, DSTi Holdings


“I only attend conferences that are rich and relevant in content, and which offer a great networking environment. I will certainly be attending CCRInteractive in 2017.” Gary Brooks, Hitachi Business Partner Europe


“I always find the CCRInteractive conference highly enjoyable and informative. The venue is open and bright, like the attendees. There is a strong spirit of collaboration, sharing and support. For people new to the industry, it is the fastest way to get up to speed; for those longer in the industry, it is a great way to stay on top of best practice, new technology, and innovation.” Andrew Jackson, head of collections & recoveries, Funding Circle


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