We believe in helping credit professionals to reach their potential so they will succeed in their careers and achieve better outcomes for their business and the Australian economy. The AICM helps individuals reach their potential through education, professional development, recognition and networking opportunities across all levels and functions of the credit Industry. The vital role of credit management has taken on increased importance in today's complex business world and is highlighted at times of high corporate insolvency and bankruptcy, emphasising the importance of effective risk assessment and the timely monitoring and collection of receivables. The AICM sets standards of professional competence in these activities. Our members are professionals seeking: - A forum to validate their practices or insights with other credit professionals - To stay abreast of changing legislation - Qualifications in credit management - Formal training in specific credit management topics - Maintain their knowledge on best practices in credit management AICM members work in roles relating to consumer and commercial credit including the obtaining or providing credit, collecting debts, financing invoices, enforcement of payment obligations, credit scoring and managing security interests (PPSA). The AICM works with government and regulatory bodies to ensure positive outcomes for our members and their organisations on issues that impact credit management. The AICM also provides nationally recognised qualifications, continuing professional development, information updates and bespoke training relating to credit management. Our members form a supportive and collaborative network of credit professionals who interact regularly through AICM organised events and online forums. The AICM is member based not for profit organisation governed by a board of directors elected by the membership and managed by a full time CEO and administration staff.