Equal Dedication to Recoveries and Relationships Since 1929
We’re Committed to Helping You Make Good On What You’re Owed
We’re Committed to Helping You Make Good On What You’re Owed
These five words are more than our corporate tagline; they encapsulate the essence of what we do at ABC-Amega. From empowering credit professionals to make better credit-granting decisions to collecting on the debts our clients are owed around the world, we operate with a strong commitment to service, quality and innovation. This is ABC-Amega. Who we are and what we do. We look forward to helping you make good on the debts you’re owed without settling for anything less than extraordinary service.
ABC-Amega is part of Cadex Solutions Corporation. Cadex helps companies reduce the complexity between order placement and payment processing through proprietary technology and comprehensive order-to-cash management solutions.
We believe our success can be attributed, in part, to the values we possess. ABC-Amega’s core values are more than words on a poster in the breakroom and on a page of our website, they are actionable and memorable statements that help shape and define our company culture.
A mission-driven organization means everyone working together. Here’s the team dedicated to keeping the promise to our clients.
After 95 years in the commercial collections industry, we’ve collected a bit more than unpaid debt. We collected expertise and we put it to use for our clients each and every day.
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Founded in 1929 as The American Bureau of Collections, ABC-Amega has a rich history of providing commercial debt collection, credit and receivable solutions for business-to-business clients around the world.
American Bureau of Collections founded in Buffalo, NY by Daniel Sandler
Certificate of Incorporation filed in the State of New York on March 1, 1932 for the American Bureau of Collections, Inc.
Irving Herer moves his family from Brooklyn to Buffalo and begins working for ABC
Irving Herer passes away suddenly; his son, Harvey Herer withdraws from the University at Buffalo to fill his father’s position as Office Manager
ABC expands service into foreign markets, collecting debt from companies overseas
Harvey Herer and Harry ‘Bud’ Brown purchase Buffalo office of the American Bureau of Collections
Credit Information division established with creation of Forms Manufacturers Credit Interchange (FMCI) group
ABC gains membership in the Commercial Collection Agency Association of the Commercial Law League of America (CLLA)
David Irving Herer, Harvey’s son, joins the company as Vice President and Counsel
ABC is awarded the U.S. President’s “E” Award for outstanding export service
SoftCall®, ABC’s accounts receivable portfolio management service, is introduced
ABC is awarded the U.S. President’s “E Star” Award for outstanding foreign marketing
David Herer is name Chief Executive Officer of the American Bureau of Collections; Paul Catalano is appointed President
Web-based client access systems for commercial collections and SoftCall® service are introduced
The American Bureau of Collections is renamed The ABC Companies, Inc. and ABC-Amega, Inc. is established as its primary operating entity
ABC-Amega is one of the founding members of The International Credit and Trade Finance Association (ICTF)
Harvey L. Herer passes away on May 27
Company launches proprietary third-party collection system, ABC-Collect
International Association of Commercial Collectors (IACC) certification status is attained
The U.S. Department of Commerce names ABC-Amega a Strategic Partner of the International Trade Administration (ITA)
ABC-Amega is certified by the Commercial Collection Agencies of America (CCA of A)
The company comes full circle with the purchase of SKO Brenner-American
ABC-Amega, Inc. is acquired by Trivest Partners
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