ORCA's Quarterly Newsletter

The Collectorgram is ORCA's quarterly newsletter.  It includes articles from members, upcoming events, Affiliate Members and Endorsed Vendors products and services, and information for conventions and meetings.

Summer 2016 Collectogram

Officers

Get the latest insight into our political climate.

PAIID Pac
The Political Voice of the Oregon Collection Industry
PAIID Pac Brochure

ACPAC
ACA Political Action Committee
ACPAC Mission Statement
ACPAC Pledge Form

2016-2017 Legislative Committee 

Joseph Boekenoogen
jb@western-collections.com

Brian Watkins
brian@socredit.com

Buz Mattson
BMattson@ProfessionalCredit.com

Jeff Hasson
hasson@dhlaw.biz

Mary
mary@assetcollect.com

Tim Mabry
tmabry@creditsinc.com

Angie Moore
amoore@creditorscollect.com

Hasson-Newman Memorial Scholarship

For Oregon Highschool seniors attending an Oregon college, you may apply for the Hasson-Newman Memorial Scholarship. Follow the link below for rules, deadlines, and application information.

$6,000 to First Place - $4,000 to Second Place

www.orcascholarshipfund.com or call 503-746-6616

ORCA's Bylaws & Standard Operating Procedures

You can click the links below to download a PDF version or you can use the links on the right side of the page to navigate a web version. 
ORCA Bylaws - Updated April, 2010 
ORCA Standard Operating Procedures - Updated April, 2010

Membership Eligibility for Oregon Collectors Association

ARTICLE III 
MEMBERSHIP

• Section 1. Eligibility for Membership
• • There shall be four classes of membership in this Association, namely:
  • “Active”, “Non-Resident”, “Honorary Life”, and “Affiliated”.

• A. Eligibility for Active Membership:
• • 1. Any individual, partnership, firm or corporation actively engaged in the collection agency business in the State of Oregon shall be eligible for membership in this Association, provided that:
  • • a. They be a full time collection agency, evidenced by having an office location, telephone listing and keep normal business hours.
    • b. They have complied with the State of Oregon registration laws governing those engaged in the collection agency business and other Federal, State, County and Municipal statutes and ordinances for regulation of any business and specifically those in the collection agency business.
    • c. They subscribe to and practice the code of ethic and rules of conduct adopted by the membership of this Association and the American Collectors Association.
    • d. They comply with the bonding requirements of the State of Oregon and the American Collectors Association, Inc.
• B. Eligibility for Non-Resident Membership shall be:
• • 1. Any individual, partnership, firm or corporation, actively engaged in the collection business and who is a member of the American Collectors Association, and does not have a collection agency office within the State of Oregon.
  • 2. Non-Resident members shall have none of the rights and privileges of the Active members other than social and subscription to the Association’s bulletin.
• C. Eligibility for Honorary Life Membership shall be:
• • 1. Any person who is not active in the collection field, but has made noteworthy achievement in, contribution to, and furtherance of the Association and the collection profession.
  • 2. An Honorary Life member of this Association shall not automatically become an Honorary Life member of the American Collectors Association unless that Association elects him or her so to be.
  • 3. Honorary Life members shall be entitled to receive Association Publications and to accept appointments to Association Committees or to perform special assignments at the request of the President, but not to vote or hold elective offices. No dues shall be required of Honorary Life members.
• D. Eligibility for Affiliate Members shall be:
• • 1. Any individual, partnership, entity or corporation interested in the welfare of the credit and collection industry and who is not eligible for other classes of membership, may apply to be an Affiliate member.
  • 2. Affiliate members shall have none of the rights and privileges of Active members other than social, the right to attend meetings and schools at the same fee as Active members, and the right to receive the Association’s bulletins and magazines.