Sponsorship

There are a number of exciting ways of getting involved with the ICM for the benefit of your organisation, reaching a key audience of career credit professionals and decision makers:

Supplement Sponsorship - distributed to over 8,000 Members and subscribers to Credit Management, the ICM magazine. For further information on solus sponsorship, click here.

Editorial Sponsorship - the editorial panel of Credit Managementare always open to ideas for regular columns for the magazine, and these can include educational and informative articles on a particular theme sponsored by a supplier to the credit industry. These columns include your logo, contact details and a 'byline'. For further information and for pricing, email Rob Beddington or telephone Rob on 07960 720119. 

Corporate Partnerships - there are a range of sponsorship opportunities available as part of the Corporate Partnership package, each one bespoke to the specific partnership. For further information on the benefits of entering into a Corporate Partenership with the ICM, click here.

ICM Welcome packs and Renewal packs - these packs are mailed to ICM Enquirers and Members renewing their Membership each year. Sponsor logos and messaging is available in a prominent position on both packs. Further information and pricing is available by emailing Rob Beddington or telephoning Rob on 07960 720119.

Managing Cashflow Guides - www.creditmanagement.org.uk/bisguides.htm  - Subscribers to the ICM's Cr£ditWho? directory also have the option of including their details in the BIS/ICM Managing Cashflow Guides relevant to their industry (up to a maximum of two guides).The guides have been downloaded more than 175,000 times. For full details of pricing, visit the Cr£ditWho? page here (Vicki – can you link to this? Thanks). 

The Prompt Payment Code (PPC) – www.promptpaymentcode.org.uk - The Prompt Payment Code (PPC) is an initiative launched by the Government and hosted by the ICM to champion the importance of paying suppliers promptly and within agreed timescales. The Coalition Government is fully behind this initiative, which has nearly 1,000 signatories to date. Backed by other important bodies, including the BCC, CBI, FPB, FSP and IoD, the initiative features regularly in the national press. The Code is sponsored by key names in the credit and banking industries, including Barclays, RBS NatWest, HSBC and BACS. There are still limited opportunities available. Sponsorship starts from £5,500 + VAT per annum. For further information, email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or telephone 07960 720119.

Other opportunities: Sponsorship is not limited to the above. The ICM is always looking at new opportunities and initiatives. If you have an idea that you would like the ICM to consider that would benefit the Institute and/or its Members, email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or telephone 07960 720119.

CREDIT where credit's due

10 May 2012 The Institute of Credit Management (ICM) has expressed concerns over the Government's consultation on Bailiff reform, and questioned whether the reforms being proposed are based on ...
25 April 2012 The Institute of Credit Management (ICM) and the Minister of State for Business and Enterprise Mark Prisk have published their monthly 'tip' for small businesses to better manage ...
16 April 2012 SMEs continue to show a marked appetite for improving their cashflow and are actively seeking out the expert advice and resources that will help them to do so, according to a lead...
27 March 2012 The Quarterly Credit Managers' Index (CMI - Q4 2011) has fallen below the 50-point threshold for the first time - a figure that not only confirms the ongoing pessimism among profe...
26 March 2012 The Institute of Credit Management (ICM) has partnered with service provider ComparetheDCA.com to launch an online platform that allows businesses to compare debt collection agenc...
20 March 2012 The Institute of Credit Management (ICM) and the Minister of State for Business and Enterprise Mark Prisk have published their monthly 'tip' for small businesses to better manage ...
16 March 2012 Philip King, Chief Executive of the Institute of Credit Management (ICM), has welcomed the publication of the Breedon Report and in particular the main recommendation to reinforce...
8 March 2012 Philip King, Chief Executive of the Institute of Credit Management, has welcomed the announcement from Business Minister Mark Prisk calling for a change in the culture of late paym...
21 February 2012 The Institute of Credit Management (ICM) and the Minister of State for Business and Enterprise Mark Prisk have published their monthly 'tip' for small businesses to better mana...
20 February 2012 Philip King, Chief Executive of ICM will be speaking at the ICTF (Association of International Credit and Trade Finance Professionals) Symposium which is to be held in Paris on...

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