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Hudson & Keyse, L.L.C. Announces Expansion Opening a North Carolina Facility
January 27, 2006 —
Hudson & Keyse, LLC, a leading purchaser of charged-off consumer bank
debt, today announced it has opened a facility in
Raleigh, North Carolina.
Catherine Tucker, Attorney, a seasoned collection veteran, with more than 14 years industry experience, will spearhead the North Carolina unit. Under her guidance and leadership, Ms. Tucker and the diversified team of collection professionals will be serving the North Carolina areas.
Ms. Tucker graduated from Louisiana State University
(Baton Rouge, LA) with a Bachelor of Arts
in English and Political Science, and The Dickinson
School of Law (Carlisle, PA) with a J.D. in
June 1992. Prior to joining Hudson & Keyse, Ms. Tucker was Associate
General Counsel for Volvo Commercial Finance in Greensboro,
NC.
In commenting on the company's growth, Joseph Carroll,
Hudson & Keyse' President & CEO remarked, "The expansion plan comes on
the heels of a strong fourth quarter, capping a phenomenal
year ending 2005." Carroll added, "This expansion will position
the company to better serve its customers with
more frequent, and higher quality product."
"We're extrapolating our finely-tuned, business model
to other markets... and the combination of our capabilities
and our strategies are helping fulfill a vision of
synchronizing production efforts," explained
John C. Reid, VP of Sales & Marketing. Reid added, "This vision is feeding
volume into the company's core competencies while
helping to grow profitable units."
Mr. Carroll can be reached at (440) 354-6978 Ext. 111. Mr. Reid can be
reached by phone at: (440) 354-6978 Ext. 108.
Hudson & Keyse is a leader in the debt buying and sales industry. Founded in 1984, the Company provides debt sellers and buyers with extraordinary service, highly competitive buy rates and outstanding portfolio selections while maintaining the highest standard for ethics and integrity.
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