These international collection experts are ready to assist you when you need to forward an account or have a question about collections in a particular country or region of the world.
It is easy to search collection and related company (agency) members by country using the ACA Member Directory
- Change Member Type criteria to "Agencies.”
Allow screen to refresh. - Change Location criteria to country you wish to search.
Allow screen to refresh. - Select Search.
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Would you like to receive e-mail announcements posted to IU members and U.S. members interested in international business?
Log in to My ACA communication preferences center, select “International Business Listserve” to be added and a copy of the listserve guidelines will be e-mailed to you. You may also use this same tool to opt out of the listserve.
Would you like to network and build relationships with ACA members who collect or forward international accounts?
You are invited to join the ACA members-only international collections subgroup now available on LinkedIn, the business networking Web site. The name of our subgroup is “International Unit of ACA” and it is open to international and U.S. members alike. Start discussions and comment on topics posted by others. You will need to join LinkedIn and create a personal profile if you do not have one already.
How the IU is organized
The Bylaws and Standard Operating Procedures of ACA International provide for an International Unit (IU), which represents collection and related company (agency) members in more than 60 countries. The IU is divided into six regions with a director for each region:
(1) Africa
(2) Asia/Middle East
(3) Australia/New Zealand (includes the island nations of Oceania)
(4) Canada
(5) Europe
(6) Latin America/Caribbean
IU members vote by electronic ballot in early summer to elect their region’s representative to the IU Board of Directors. Election results are announced and confirmed at the IU Annual Meeting held in conjunction with ACA International’s Annual Convention & Expo in July. The IU Board of Directors elects officers and these individuals represent the IU to the ACA International Board of Directors. The IU is entitled to four director positions on the ACA Board. IU Directors are limited to only those individuals whose business, or any portion thereof, is related to the collection of third-party debt.