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Linda Straub Jones

Sr. Account Executive at NeuAnalytics

NeuAnalytics

insideARM.com Contributor

Biography

Linda Straub Jones is a Sr. Account Executive with NeuAnalytics. She has over 30 years of experience in the credit/collections industry and has worked as a collector, skip tracer, paralegal and a data specialist for bankruptcy, deceased and compliance data. She joined NeuAnalytics in August 2019 after spending 18 years with LexisNexis Risk Solutions. Prior to that she worked with Probate Finder, LLC and Balogh Becker law firm.

In her current position Linda is responsible for consulting with financial institutions on optimizing their collection agency and compliance strategies. Additionally, she writes articles, blogs and whitepapers relating to the credit and collections industry and presents on compliance topics for industry webinars and conferences.

Posts Authored 18

Everything You Need to Know about the CFPB's New IT Risk Management Expectations

The CFPB’s Proposed Debt Collection Rules—What They Mean for Financial Institutions That Outsource to Collection Vendors

First Party Collectors - Don’t Forget About UDAAP!

Survey Says?! What First Party Collectors are Saying

How to Grow Your Business in the Age of Compliance: The CFPB & FTC

The FTC’s Big Data Report – How it Applies to You!

2015 State Collections Regulations Year in Review

Three Ways Data Offers Businesses the Ultimate Insurance Policy

TCPA and Revocation of Consent – Who? What? Where? How?

Deceased Account Collections Requires A Specialized and Compliance-Based Approach

Are You Properly Reporting Bankruptcies to Credit Bureaus?

Four Things Small Collection Agencies Can Do To Act Like the Big Guys and Grow

Deceased Account Collections - A Closer Look at an Often Overlooked Revenue Source

The Changing Face of the Collection Industry in Light of New Regulations

Service Provider Compliance Is Key - Are You Ready?

The CFPB's Proposed Rulemaking - Takeaways from the First 1,000 Comments

Using Dormant Judgments to Drive Revenue

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