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DALLAS - FORT WORTH CLIMATE
GETTING IN AND AROUND TOWN
SHOPPING
IRVING MALL - More than 150 stores, including JC Penney, Foley's, Dillards, Sears, Barnes & Noble, Old Navy and more! GALLERIA - Galleria is home
to Macy's, Saks Fifth Avenue, Tiffany & Co., Gucci, Nordstom,
many other fine boutiques and one-of-a-kind stores. The center features
an ice-skating rink, five movie theaters and various restaurants.
WEB SITES OF INTEREST www.tourtexas.com/dfw MUSEUMS AND ATTRACTIONS
DALLAS MUSEUM OF ART - Located in downtown Dallas, this museum houses important collections of European and American painting and sculpture, postwar American arts, Asian, Pre-Columbian, African, classical Egyptian, and American Indian art. DALLAS MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY - Exhibits of Texas plant and animal life in natural habitat settings of desert, seashore, swamp and prairie. Fossil and mineral displays included, as well as special traveling exhibits. FORT WORTH MUSEUM OF SCIENCE AND HISTORY/OMNI THEATER - The largest science and history museum in the Southwest, features an 80-foot domed Omni Theater and Noble Planetarium. KIMBELL ART MUSEUM - One of the world's outstanding small art museums, the award-winning museum was the last completed work of architect Louis I. Kahn. THE SIXTH FLOOR MUSEUM AT DEALEY PLAZA - Located in the former Texas School Book Depository Building, this exhibit examines the life, times, death and legacy of President John F. Kennedy with photographs, artifacts and displays. FAIR PARK - Home of the State Fair of Texas since 1886, this 277-acre amusement and cultural complex includes Starplex Amphitheater, Cotton Bowl, Science Place, Aquarium, Omnimax Theater, Hall of State, Civic Garden Center, Museum of Natural History, Age of Steam Railroad Exhibit, Music Hall, Coliseum, exhibit buildings and amusement ride midway. FORT WORTH WATER GARDENS - This beautifully landscaped five-acre park features waterfalls, aerated gardens and a meditation pool. MANDALAY CANAL WALK AT LAS COLINAS - A tree-lined cobblestone walkway, reminiscent of a European village, meanders along the Mandalay Canal. THE MOVIE STUDIOS AT LAS COLINAS TOUR - A must for movie fans, Texas' own slice of Hollywood is this motion picture and television production center, host to Robocop, Problem Child, JFK and Leap of Faith. The tour showcases sets, props and other movie memorabilia. MUSTANGS OF LAS COLINAS - Located
in Williams Square Plaza, these nine larger-than-life bronze mustangs,
galloping across a granite stream, comprise the largest equestrian
sculpture in the world. The Mustang Sculpture Exhibit, in Williams
Square West Tower, includes a short film detailing the seven years
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Mike Aken, MBA, CCE Bruce W. Akerly is a partner with the law firm of Bell, Nunnally, & Martin, LLP. He has extensive experience in representing corporate, financial, banking, and real estate clients, secured and unsecured creditors, to enforce rights and obligations in the context of civil litigation and bankruptcy. He has represented clients in the trial and appellate process before administrative agencies and state and federal court. Paul Alexander, CCE is Corporate Credit Manager of Kwal-Howells Paint in Denver, Colorado. He has been a member of NACM since 1968 and has been named NACM Rocky Mountain Credit Executive of the Year and the Rocky Mountain CFDD Distinguished Member of the Year. David Balovich, CBF, CCC, CCE is President of 3JM Company, dba Business Education Services. He is a popular speaker featured at many regional association meetings and conferences. Prior to founding his company in 1985, David worked as a credit professional for several firms, including Docutel-Olivetti, McKesson and Sony. He has been a member of NACM for over 25 years. Carolyn Brown, CBA is Administration Manager at Structural
Steel, where she is responsible for developing and facilitating
training programs geared toward improving the employee relations
skills of managers and supervisors. She has over 20 years of diverse
management experience including financial planning and budgeting,
cost accounting, credit and collections, problem identification,
employee relations and employee development. John Clement is partner with the law firm of Bell,
Nunnally, & Martin, LLP. Mr. Clement represents large companies
in matters involving software licensing agreements, product liability,
franchise agreements and disputes, contract negotiations and disputes,
intellectual property and trade secrets. Additionally, he represents
creditors in collection lawsuits. Rebecca A. Hicks is an associate with the law firm of Bell, Nunnally, & Martin, LLP. Her experience centers in the areas of commercial litigation and creditors' rights. She has represented Contractors and Suppliers in perfecting their lien or bond claims and in related litigation. Michael Hosny is a founder and Managing Director of The Structured Trade Group of Houston, a financial services firm that provides trade finance advisory services and trade credit and political risk insurance brokering to corporations and financial institutions. He has more than 20 years experience in international trade finance, exporting, and insurance. Randall K. Lindley is a partner with the law firm of Bell, Nunnally, & Martin, LLP. His practice is concentrated in the areas of creditors' rights and commercial litigation. He has represented creditors in post-judgment proceedings as well as in trials and appeals based on promissory notes and unpaid accounts. Dean Middleton has built two successful nationwide check guarantee companies since entering into the industry in 1985; the latest being American Check Management, which exists as the preferred provider for check guarantee and credit card merchant services for NACM and its members. He is an active member of the National Automated Clearing House Association, specifically with the Electronic Check Council. David Meyer, CBF is Regional Account Manager with the GETPAID Corporation, a firm that develops products and services that help companies exceed customer expectations and maximize profits. He has over 16 years experience in credit management in the electronic, entertainment, paper distribution, and medical equipment manufacturing industries. Gregory P. Supan is an associate with the law firm of Bell, Nunnally, & Martin, LLP, representing corporations and individuals in breach of contract and business tort actions. He has represented creditors in pre-judgment and post-judgment collection efforts and is particularly familiar with litigation issues involving limitations and usury.
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2003 CFDD West Conference
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Columbia, MD 21045-2158
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