Credit Bureau Systems adds Bill Nesmith as Regional Sales Manager

PADUCAH, Ky. - Jan. 6, 2016 - PRLog -- Credit Bureau Systems, a national Accounts Receivables Management (ARM) and Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) solutions provider, is proud to announce the addition of Bill Nesmith as Regional Sales Manager. Bill will lead business development efforts for a multi-state region with special emphasis in Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and Tennessee.

Bill joins Credit Bureau Systems after working for Franklin Collection Services as Regional Vice President and President of Magnolia Finance.  He is currently leads the Membership Committee for Healthcare Financial Management Association - Mississippi Chapter and is active promoting healthcare educational issues and association participation.  A University of Mississippi Alumni who attended on a golf scholarship, he also holds the distinction of being a Certified Police Officer and former City Council Member for Tupelo, MS.

“People trust that Bill stands behind his commitments.  He’s the type of seasoned professional that embodies what Credit Bureau Systems represents in terms of knowledge, integrity, and compliance,” said Lloyd Ledet, Chief Operating Officer of Credit Bureau Systems.

Credit Bureau Systems announced two acquisitions in fiscal 2015 and projects 20% growth for 2016.  With current client concentration in healthcare, insurance, and retail they seek additional diversification of services in the coming year.  CBS is actively seeking new client or project opportunities as well as additional acquisition candidates in billing, collections or call center segments.

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About Credit Bureau Systems, Inc. – a national accounts receivables management, specialty billing, and business process outsource company operating since 1952, CBS clients span twenty three states today.  Services ranging from medical coding, account billing, debt collections, insurance follow-up and customer outreach are delivered by functionally aligned divisions using six contact call centers.