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10 debt collection agency executives
These ten debt collection agency executives are current and former presidents, CEOs and vice presidents of third-party collection agencies. A reader can learn how debt collection agency executives run their agencies from people who have held the role.
Professionals to explore
01—10Bryan Dube
LinkedInExperience: President · FCR Collection Services
President of FCR Collection Services in Southern California since 2025, a firm the profile describes as a full-service boutique collection company. He has worked there since 2000, as Director of Collections (2000–2005), Vice President of Sales (2005–2007) and Executive Vice President of Business Development (2007–2025), so he has worked on both the collections and client sides of the agency.
Eric Rose
LinkedInExperience: President · AR Resources, Inc.
President of AR Resources, Inc. in Jacksonville, Florida since 2001, which the profile describes as a national debt collection company handling business-to-business, consumer, property management and health care debt recovery. He was a vice president at Transworld Healthcare, Inc (1997–2001) and served in the US Navy as an operations specialist (1975–1994).
Harry Ramos
LinkedInExperience: Vice President & Chief Compliance Officer · SaVit Collection Agency
Vice President and Chief Compliance Officer of SaVit Collection Agency in New Jersey since 2003, a title also listed with the CCCO credential. He was earlier Director of Operations at OSI (2001–2003), a Director at Healthcare Management Systems (2001–2003) and Director of Operations at Hayt, Hayt & Landau and HHL Financial Services (1975–2000).
Howard Beloff
LinkedInExperience: President · CSRS, Inc.
President of CSRS, Inc., a collection agency in Rockville, Maryland, since 1992. The profile says the agency collects past-due receivables for medical providers, multifamily property managers, private schools, commercial clients and lenders. He was earlier Controller at Commercial Carpentry Corp. (1986–1991) and an auditor at Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co (1981–1982).
James Bessenbacher, Jr.
LinkedInExperience: President · BARR Credit Services, a Caine & Weiner Company
President of BARR Credit Services, now a Caine & Weiner company, in Kansas City since 1980, and President of The Bessenbacher Co. from 1980 to 2016. He writes that the firm aims to keep improving its operation and strengthen client relationships, including credit industry group management and ongoing development of the Inet Credit Exchange (ICE).
Nicole Anderson
LinkedInExperience: President/CEO · Millennium Collections Co
President and CEO of Millennium Collections Co in Vero Beach, Florida since 2025, after serving as Vice President (2018–2025) and as administrative assistant and office manager there from 2004. She writes that she has nearly two decades in the commercial collection industry and began at the company as a part-time customer service representative.
Patricia Stelter
LinkedInExperience: President · Commercial Collection Corp. of NY
President of Commercial Collection Corp. of NY in the Buffalo area since 2021, and the company's Vice President and Controller from 1996 to 2025. That combination of nearly three decades running the agency's finances and several years as its president gives her a view of both the economics and the leadership of a commercial collection agency.
Steven Godzisz
LinkedInExperience: Chief Executive Officer & Founder · CCR Collections Inc.
Founder and CEO of CCR Collections Inc. from 1990 to 2012; the profile says that in his 22 years at the helm he grew it from a start-up into an international collection firm serving thousands of funeral homes across North America. He has been President of CCR America, LLC since 2008 and of Collections Vector since 2013, and was earlier an insurance broker (1985–1990).
Steven Myren
LinkedInExperience: President · Kinum, Inc.
President of Kinum, Inc., a third-party collection agency, in Minnesota since 2015. He spent two decades at Transworld Systems Inc. as Regional Manager (1994–1997), Divisional Vice President (1997–2009) and Regional Director (2009–2014), and worked as a self-employed consultant (2014–2015) before leading Kinum.
Susan K. Hayes
LinkedInExperience: President & Owner · Alacrity Collections Corporation
President and owner of Alacrity Collections Corporation in the Washington DC area since 1982, and a member of the Maryland Collection Agency Licensing Board since 1997. The profile says the agency's primary customers are medical providers ranging from one-physician clinics to hospitals, and that it also serves business-to-business clients.
Choose the right perspective
Match the person's agency to the debt you care about, since commercial collections, medical accounts and consumer debt involve different clients, rules and recovery methods. Consider whether the person came up through collections floor work, finance or sales, since that shapes how they approach pricing, staffing and client relationships.
Questions to take into the conversation
- 01How do you price your services and decide which client portfolios to take on?
- 02How do you keep collectors productive while staying within debt collection rules?
- 03Which tools for skip tracing, dialing or account management have made the biggest difference?
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