Events
| Date | Event | Venue | Time/Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| July 8 |
Factoring Government Receivables |
Webinar | 11am - 12pm Pacific Time |
| Aug 13 |
Virtual Tech Webinar Series - Maximizing Automation Without Losing Control |
Webinar | 11am - 12pm Pacific Time |
| Aug 18 - 19 |
The Law & Business of Factoring Hybrid Training Class |
Dallas Studio or Online |
Dallas, TX or Zoom |
| Aug 20 |
Virtual Tech Webinar Series - More App Adoption, Less Work |
Webinar | 11am - 12pm Pacific Time |
| Aug 27 |
Virtual Tech Webinar Series - Using Credit Intel to Make Smart Decisions, Faster |
Webinar | 11am - 12pm Pacific Time |
| Sept 14 - 16 |
2026 Annual Transportation Factoring Meeting |
Fontainebleau | Las Vegas, NV |
| Oct 12 - 14 |
2026 Annual Roundtable Summit |
Hilton | Fort Worth, TX |
| Feb 1 - 3, 2027 |
Annual Presidents & Senior Executives Meeting |
Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise |
Banff, Alberta, Canada |
| May 5 - 7 |
33rd Annual Factoring Conference |
Grand America | Salt Lake City, UT |
Event details will be posted below as they become available
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Webinar - Factoring/Financing United States Government Receivables
This webinar will explore the unique considerations involved in factoring or financing receivables owed by the United States Government. Participants will gain an understanding of the key differences between government account debtors and private commercial customers, along with the critical due diligence issues factors must address before entering into these transactions. The session will also examine how contract disputes between the government and the supplier can affect financing arrangements, and what should be considered when planning an effective exit strategy. The webinar will include practical insights and a real-life “war story” illustrating the challenges and lessons learned in government receivables financing.
The Venue: Online Via Zoom
The Schedule:
- Wednesday, July 8th, 2026: 11am - 12pm PT (Pacific)
Topics:
- Important Due Diligence Issues
- Understanding Key Differences Between Account Debtors
- Critical Issues Involving Contract Disputes
- Exit Strategy Issues
- Real-Life War Story
Speaker:
- Jared Ullman, Esq. - Principal, Ullman & Ullman, P.A.
- Jared Ullman is a principal with the law firm Ullman & Ullman, P.A., located in Boca Raton, Florida. Ullman & Ullman has been co-counsel to the International Factoring Association for more than 20 years and has been advising and counseling factors and lenders for more than 45 years. Jared has represented factors, forfaiting companies, and various asset-based lenders, including purchase order, equipment, and inventory finance companies, in a host of areas, including, among others, transactions, due diligence issues, regulatory matters, workouts, Chapter 11 bankruptcy matters (including post-petition debtor-in-possession financing), and litigation in state and federal courts, as well as complex domestic and international commercial arbitration. Jared can be contacted at (561) 338-3535 or jared.ullman@uulaw.net
Fee:
This webinar is FREE for IFA Members and Ally Members. ($100 for non-members)
A unique participant ID will be sent to all attendees.

Virtual Tech Expo Webinar Series - Maximizing Automation Without Losing Control: Sponsored by FactorGenie
How much automation is too much? Three factoring companies share their experiences moving from simple process automation to broader AI-powered operations. They'll discuss where they started, how they expanded their use of AI, the surprises they encountered along the way, and the safeguards they put in place to maintain control and confidence. Whether you're just beginning your AI journey or looking to scale existing initiatives, you'll gain practical strategies for increasing efficiency while keeping a firm hand on the wheel. Walk away with actionable insights on managing risk, maintaining visibility, and empowering your team to leverage AI while ensuring humans remain in control of critical business decisions.
Benefits for FactorGenie users:
- Best practices from expert users
- Recommended risk filters
- Proven automation recipes to implement
- Introduction to AI applications in freight factoring
- Automation benchmarks
- Clear next steps for AI adoption
The Venue: Online Via Zoom
The Schedule:
Thursday, August 13, 2026: 11am - 12pm PT (Pacific)
Speakers:
- TBD
Sponsor:
Learn more about FactorGenie products: https://factorgenie.com/demo/
Fee:
This webinar is FREE for IFA Members and Ally Members. (Not open to non-members)
A unique participant ID will be sent to all attendees.

The Law and Business of Factoring Hybrid Training Class
with Bob Zadek, Esq., Buchalter
Bob Zadek's information-packed 2-day course - complete with a full set of superior forms he developed - is designed to help novices and seasoned factoring professionals, attorneys, and accountants build and strengthen their factoring know-how. His unique program devotes considerable time to revenue enhancing techniques and will increase your awareness of the factoring industry's challenges and opportunities. This powerfully presented program provides the opportunity to learn about the most recent and relevant legal issues in today's factoring industry.
This class will take place live in the Real News Studio in Dallas, Texas. Attendees can attend in person in the studio classroom audience or online via Zoom. In person space is limited to 20 attendees. The online Zoom experience will be a professional live stream with speaker interaction.
The Venue: Real News Studio - Dallas, Texas, or Online via Zoom
The Schedule:
- Tuesday & Wednesday, August 18-19, 2026
- 8am - 4pm on Tuesday (Central Time Zone)
- 8am - 3pm on Wednesday (Central Time Zone)
Learning Objectives:
- Add Revenue Enhancing Provisions To Your Contracts
- Sell Factoring By Diffusing Resistance To High APRs
- Get the Edge Over Other Competing Secured Creditors
- Get All You Can From The Notification Letter, Invoice, Acknowledgment And UCC Filing
- Deal Effectively With The Internal Revenue Service
- Eliminate Dilution And Deflect Account Debtor Claims
- Make Your Guaranties "Litigation Proof"
Topics Covered:
- The Law and Business of Factoring
- Factoring Law - Usury And Bankruptcy Issues
- Latest Case Developments
- Factoring Without Recourse - What It Is - When To Do It
- Pricing Options And Issues
- Priority Issues - Where The Game Is Won And Lost
- Taking Out Another Lender - The Right Way To Do It
- Internal Revenue Service Issues
- Specific Industries To Avoid/Pursue
- Account Debtor Issues
- Assessing Account Debtor Quality
- Enforcing Claims After Default
- Additional Financial Products You Can Sell To Clients
Instructor:
- Bob Zadek, Esq. - Buchalter
Bob is one of the premier attorneys and an expert in the field of factoring. An attorney with the San Diego office of Buchalter, he handles loan documentation, trade finance and letters of credit, loan workouts and bankruptcy. He is a past Chair of the Commercial Financial Services Committee of the Section on Business Law of the American Bar Association, and was a founder and Chair of its Subcommittee on Loan Documentation.
Fee:
The fee for this training class is $1,595 for IFA Members & Ally Members ($1,745 for Non-Members)
Special Discounts:
- Past attendees from this course will receive 50% off.
- Bring 3 attendees for the price of 2.
- Please call 805-773-0011 to receive these discounts. Only one discount can be used per attendee.
In person hotel information:
Hilton Dallas Lincoln Centre by the Galleria
5410 LBJ Freeway, Dallas, Texas, 75240
Hotel Website

Virtual Tech Expo Webinar Series - More App Adoption, Less Work: Sponsored by FactorGenie
Client portals and mobile apps can streamline operations, reduce phone calls and emails, and improve the customer experience, but only if clients actually use them. In this session, learn proven strategies for increasing app adoption and driving engagement among your customers. Discover practical tactics that encourage usage, reduce manual inquiries, and free your team to focus on higher-value work. Learn how providing easy access to funding, credit, payment status, and account information can reduce workload for your staff while delivering the self-service experience today's clients expect.
Benefits for FactorGenie users:
- Adoption-driving features to switch on in your portal and mobile app
- Turning routine inquiries into one-tap self-service
- Proven engagement tactics to cut inbound calls and emails
- Why client self-service reduces staff workload
- Adoption and engagement benchmarks to aim for
- A framework for evaluating client portal solutions
The Venue: Online Via Zoom
The Schedule:
- Thursday, August 20, 2026: 11am - 12pm PT (Pacific)
Speakers:
- TBD
Sponsor:
Learn more about FactorGenie products: https://factorgenie.com/demo/
Fee:
This webinar is FREE for IFA Members and Ally Members. (Not open to non-members)
A unique participant ID will be sent to all attendees.

Virtual Tech Expo Webinar Series - Using Credit Intel to Make Smart Decisions, Faster: Sponsored by FactorGenie
What if you could spot potential credit issues before they become portfolio problems? This session will demonstrate how factoring companies use credit intel to proactively monitor debtor performance, spot trends, and prioritize attention where it matters most. Learn how to configure alerts, establish risk thresholds, and use powerful portfolio and network-level views to focus attention where it's needed most. Gain practical insights that can help your team make faster, more informed credit decisions while strengthening overall risk management.
Benefits for FactorGenie users:
- Recommended alert and risk-threshold configurations
- Portfolio and network-level views to prioritize attention
- Proactive monitoring workflows to catch debtor issues early
- What proactive credit monitoring looks like in practice
- Credit risk monitoring benchmarks
- Clear next steps for adopting proactive credit decisioning
The Venue: Online Via Zoom
The Schedule:
- Thursday, August 27, 2026: 11am - 12pm PT (Pacific)
Speakers:
- TBD
Sponsor:
Learn more about FactorGenie products: https://factorgenie.com/demo/
Fee:
This webinar is FREE for IFA Members and Ally Members. (Not open to non-members)
A unique participant ID will be sent to all attendees.

Transportation Factoring Meeting
Transportation Factoring organizations have unique needs. One of the best ways to help with your strategic planning is to spend time discussing those issues with other Transportation Factors. The purpose of this meeting is to provide a forum with current industry topics for Transportation Factors. This is a unique opportunity to share ideas and learn from others. Along with roundtable group discussions, guest speakers will dive into topics ranging from upcoming changes in the transportation industry, critical transportation factoring issues, and future trends. There will also be an exhibit hall with vendors that provide services for Transportation Factors.
The Venue: Fontainebleau Las Vegas, Las Vegas, NV
The Schedule: September 14-16, 2026
- Monday Welcome Reception: 5:00pm - 6:30pm
- Tuesday Meeting: 7:30am - 4:00pm
- Tuesday Cocktail Social: 5:00pm - 6:30pm
- Wednesday Meeting: 7:30am - 12:00pm
Moderators:
- Tom Croteau - Founder & CEO, OperFi
- Tom Croteau has been in the transportation factoring industry since 2012, with experience spanning operations, underwriting, risk management, and executive leadership. He began his factoring career as VP of Operations at Single Point Capital, where he developed deep expertise in transportation finance and the operational needs of small and mid-sized carriers. An Air Force veteran, Tom founded OperFi in 2019 to provide working capital solutions to carriers and logistics companies while building a company rooted in service, education, and long-term client support. OperFi offers veteran discounts and donates a portion of its profits annually to veteran-focused charities. Tom has been involved with the International Factoring Association for more than a decade and brings practical, front-line insight into operations, underwriting, fraud prevention, and the evolving challenges facing the transportation factoring industry.
- Bryan Alsobrooks - President, Phoenix Capital Group
- Bryan has over 30 years commercial finance experience and more than 20 years in the transportation industry. He is active with the International Factoring Association and has served as past Chairman and Vice Chairman for the North American Credit Manager’s National Transportation Credit Group. Bryan received a Bachelor of Business Administration degree from Austin Peay State University. Phoenix Capital Group is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Gulf Coast Bank & Trust Company and is a nationally recognized provider of working capital solutions to small- to medium-sized transportation companies. Financing solutions include asset-based lending, accounts receivable financing and factoring, equipment financing and fuel card services. They are headquartered in Scottsdale, Arizona, with additional offices in California, Texas, Alabama and Tennessee.
- Trena Harustak - Vice President - Factoring - OpenRoad Financial Services, Inc.
- Trena began her career with OpenRoad Transportation Inc. in 2014, where she was initially hired to process carrier invoices and manage certificates of insurance. She was soon promoted to Office Manager, a role that expanded her responsibilities across multiple operational functions and deepened her understanding of the business. In pursuit of new challenges, Trena briefly stepped into a position with the Department of Revenue. However, when the owners of OpenRoad approached her with an opportunity to build and lead their newly formed factoring division, she eagerly returned to take on the challenge of developing the business from the ground up. Trena immersed herself in every aspect of the factoring industry—learning to sell their services, process invoices, fund carriers, and manage collections. As their business gained momentum, she focused on building a strong, collaborative team. What began with a single employee has grown into a thriving department of 26, and they continue to scale. Over the years, Trena was promoted to Vice President, a position that has allowed her to lead with purpose, foster a culture of excellence, and make a meaningful impact on both her team and the clients they serve daily. She takes pride in mentoring others and creating an environment grounded in hard work, trust, and mutual success.
- David Jencks, Esq. - Jencks Law, P.C.
- David Jencks is an attorney with more than 25 years of experience in transportation and transportation finance. He represents factors and transportation companies in both transactional matters and litigation. David is a member of the Transportation Lawyers Association and serves as co–general counsel to the International Factoring Association. For nearly two decades, he has been a featured keynote speaker at the IFA’s Annual Conference and its Transportation Factoring Meeting. He has also led numerous trainings and webinars on all facets of transportation factoring, including account management, credit, technology issues, fraud prevention, risk management, problem-load resolution, billing practices, and legal compliance.
- This meeting will feature an exhibit hall with vendors that provide goods and services to the Transportation Factoring industry.
- Email info@factoring.org for inquiries on exhibit booths and sponsorships. Limited spots are available.
- Thank you to our sponsors!
- Triumph - Welcome Reception Sponsor
- AtoB - Tuesday Reception Sponsor
- Pro Funding - Tuesday Lunch Sponsor
- Love's Financial - Wednesday Breakfast Sponsor
- FactorEvo & Spring Solutions - Tuesday Breakfast Co-Sponsors
- FirstLine Funding Group - Tuesday Morning Break Sponsor
- Tank Payments - Tuesday Afternoon Break Sponsor
- Load Connex - Wednesday Morning Break Sponsor
- Haversine Funding - Speaker Sponsor
- FactorGenie - Digital Monitors Sponsor
- Capital Depot - Mobile App Sponsor
- Iridium Credit - Wifi Sponsor
Accommodations:
- A special rate at the Fontainebleau Las Vegas of $274/night has been negotiated for this event. (plus $45/night resort fee)
- Rooming information and booking link will be emailed to registered attendees.
- Limited availability. Room block expires on August 14, 2026.
Fee:
The fee for this meeting is: $1,295 (IFA Members Only)
Meeting attendees must have a minimum of 2 years Factoring experience.
The Transportation Meeting is limited to 4 attendees per Factoring company. If you would like to register more than 4 attendees, please email info@factoring.org for additional attendees to be placed on the wait list. Additional attendees can register after July 1st depending on space availability in the meeting.
We recommend registering early, as this meeting is limited in attendance and has sold out in the past. Attendance for Non-Factoring Companies and Ally Members is limited to exhibitors and sponsors.
The meeting will run from 7:30am - 4:00pm on Tuesday and 7:30am - 12pm on Wednesday. There is a Welcome Reception on Monday evening from 5:00pm - 6:30pm and a Cocktail Reception on Tuesday evening from 5:00pm - 6:30pm. The registration fee includes tuition, course materials, breakfasts, coffee breaks, Tuesday lunch, Welcome Reception, Tuesday Reception and entrance to exhibit hall.
The IFA Roundtable Summit is the factoring industry’s newest and most exciting in-person gathering, designed to foster collaboration, innovation, and growth within key industry segments. This immersive summit offers insightful discussions, networking opportunities, and focused sessions tailored to meet the diverse needs of factoring professionals.
The event consists of three distinct, concurrent meetings: the Sales Executives Roundtable, the NEXGEN Leadership Roundtable, and the Entrepreneurial Factors Roundtable. Each roundtable operates independently with specialized discussions, while all networking functions will be combined to enhance collaboration and foster broader connections among all attendees.
This one-of-a-kind summit offers invaluable insights, industry connections, and practical solutions to help you stay competitive in an evolving market. When registering, you will select one of the three roundtables to participate in which will ensure you walk away with insights relevant to your role and interests. Join us and be part of the discussions that will shape the future of the factoring industry!
The Venue: Hilton Fort Worth Downtown, Fort Worth, TX
The Schedule: October 12 - 14, 2026
- Monday Welcome Reception: 5:00pm - 6:30pm
- Tuesday Meeting: 8am - 4:30pm
- Tuesday Cocktail Social: 5:00pm - 6:30pm
- Wednesday Meeting: 8am - 12:00pm
Roundtable Sessions (Choose One):
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Sales Executives Roundtable:
The Sales Executives Roundtable is designed for thought leaders shaping the future of origination in the factoring industry. This roundtable focuses on networking and sharing among industry thought leaders who directly or indirectly manage the origination efforts of the business, with a focus on sharing best practices among peers. Deeper dives into specific topics such as the recruiting market and motivational techniques for business development officers will be discussed. Whether you are looking to better educate, adapt to changing market trends, gut check the health of your origination strategy, train and/or mentor an existing sales team or are developing an origination program, the Sales Executives Roundtable provides solutions to build and maintain a sustainable and successful sales practice and strategy.
Key topics to be explored during this Roundtable:• Maintaining Growth Targets• Selling Success• Creating Successful Company Culture• Developing (Not Just Recruiting) Top Talent• Transformation of the Origination Model on the Horizon
• Broker sourcing, relationship and funding success
• Cold calling for business - who, what and what outcomes?
• Email templates for better open rates and response
• Openers on team vs Closer roles
• Utilizing overseas sales teams for cost and pursuit
• Local market presence pursuit
• Banker vs. outsourced CFO vs. CPA relationship building
• Using AI for improved Sales Success
Who Should Attend: The Sales Executives Roundtable is ideal for Owners, Principals, Presidents, CEOs, National Sales Managers, and other company leadership with sales management responsibilities.
- Moderators:
- Greg Salomon - President, Oxygen Business Capital
- Greg's entire 25-year career has been in the non-Prime Lending space, predominantly with publicly traded companies and well-established Factoring Companies. Throughout his career, he has generated hundreds of millions in revenue for these organizations. Greg has a Bachelor of Science in Management and a minor in communication from Fresno State.
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- Sam Tork - Partner, Quasar Capital
- Sam Tork is a seasoned industry veteran with over 30 years of experience in executive and C-Level roles, focused on serving clients, employees, peers, and the finance industry. He has built a career based on the values of integrity, authenticity, and selfless service. Sam's desire to add value to people’s lives aligns perfectly with Quasar Capital's mission of improving the lives of those they serve. With a background in commercial banking and asset-based lending, Sam has spent over 30 years in the industry, with the last 15 years being responsible for new business development, managing client relationships, and serving in executive management roles. His expertise in corporate finance includes capital markets, asset-based lending, distressed debt/CCAA restructuring, mergers & acquisitions, and leverage buyouts. Sam is passionate about building trust and maintaining long-lasting relationships with his clients, and he excels at developing and leading strategic business plans to re-capitalize their businesses. In addition to his advisory role with Quasar Capital Partners, Sam continues to serve in various roles in the industry and his community. His wisdom, character, and insight make him an impeccable role model, and he is thrilled to partner with Quasar Capital Partners in their rapid growth journey.
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NEXGEN Leadership Roundtable:
The NEXGEN Leadership Roundtable will bring together the brightest young professionals in the factoring industry. Over the course of the 2 days, attendees will gain crucial industry knowledge, insights into the current state of the market, and leadership skills to help take their careers to the next level. Attendees will leave with a solid understanding of the ins-and-outs of the entire factoring process and how different functions work together.
Guest speakers and moderators will highlight the latest trends and innovations shaping the future of factoring. Experts will share cutting-edge analysis about where the market is headed to help attendees strategically position themselves for long-term success. Attendees will help to build a community among the next generation of factoring talent, fostering idea sharing and collaboration that will help to build the foundation of our industry’s future. This group of attendees is not just a collection of individuals; it is a collective force shaping the future of leadership and influence.
Who Should Attend: The NEXGEN Leadership Roundtable is ideal for young professionals who want to stay ahead of the curve and thrive in the commercial finance industry.
- Moderators:
- Carson Harmonson - VP Business Development, Dare Capital
Carson Harmonson is a recent and promising graduate of St. Edwards University with a bachelor’s degree in Entrepreneurship. Before joining Dare Capital as a Portfolio Analyst, Carson helped grow a local water sports venue from one thousand customers per season to ten thousand customers in a single summer. Since then, Carson has become passionate in helping entrepreneurs surpass their goals with asset-based lending and factoring solutions. As a member of the NEXGEN committee, Carson hopes to help in the pursuit of NEXGEN’s goal to build partnerships within the factoring industry. - Madison Majecki - AVP, Business Support, Triumph
- Madison Majecki brings over a decade of experience in factoring to her role as Assistant Vice President, Business Support at Triumph. Since joining the organization in 2010, Madison has taken on roles such as funding processor, customer service representative, and business support manager, gaining a deep understanding of Triumph’s operational processes and the factoring industry. As AVP, Business Support, Madison focuses on improving efficiency through technology and streamlined processes. She is known for her ability to identify challenges, develop practical solutions, and drive meaningful improvements. Colleagues rely on her as a subject matter expert and problem solver, consistently turning to her for guidance and support. Madison's leadership is rooted in a commitment to excellence and a forward-thinking approach to business challenges. Her ability to simplify processes and embrace innovation has enhanced her team’s effectiveness and contributed to Triumph's success in a competitive and evolving industry.
- Paige Runyard - Senior Credit & Portfolio Manager, First Business Specialty Finance, LLC
- Paige Runyard, CPA, joined First Business Bank in 2015 with over ten years of experience in consumer banking and business accounting. She began her career at First Business Bank in Asset-Based Lending and was promoted to Field Examiner Team Lead before accepting a position as Credit Officer within the Accounts Receivable Financing team. Since that time, she was promoted to Assistant Vice President – Senior Credit & Portfolio Manager, managing a staff of analysts monitoring First Business Bank’s factoring portfolio, overseeing debtor credit, and working directly with ledgered-line clients. In 2025, ABF Journal recognized Paige’s career accomplishments with a Trailblazer Award. Paige is actively involved in the International Factoring Association and is part of the NEXGEN committee.
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Entrepreneurial Factors Roundtable:
The Entrepreneurial Factors Roundtable (formally the Small Factors Roundtable) provides a dynamic forum for independently owned and operated factoring companies, bringing together owners, executives, and key decision-makers who are actively involved in the day-to-day management and growth of their businesses. Unlike larger organizations with multiple layers of management, Entrepreneurial Factors are characterized by hands-on leadership, lean teams, and the ability to make decisions quickly and adapt to changing market conditions. This roundtable offers an opportunity to share experiences, exchange ideas, and discuss practical solutions to the challenges and opportunities unique to owner-operated and growth-oriented factoring companies.
Discussions will focus on business development, portfolio management, risk mitigation, operational efficiency, technology, talent development, and emerging market trends. Participants will explore strategies for growing and scaling their businesses while maintaining the responsiveness, personalized service, and strong client relationships that distinguish Entrepreneurial Factors in the marketplace. Technology and innovation will be key topics of discussion, including automation, artificial intelligence, digital platforms, and data-driven decision-making. Through peer-to-peer discussions and networking, attendees will gain valuable insights, actionable ideas, and meaningful connections to help their businesses adapt, innovate, and thrive.
Key topics to be explored during this Roundtable:• New tools to streamline your operations• Best practices throughout the industry• Operational processes and procedures for small and lean offices• Funding sources• Commercial, sales, and marketing strategies• Negotiating with a larger Factor (ie: Participations, PO, Buyouts)• Dealing with Junior Creditors and MCAs• Securing subordinations and working with the SBA• Red Flags - Detecting frauds and avoiding losses• Contingency Planning - How to make sure you are prepared in the event of a disaster• Overcoming challenges• You took a hit...now what?Moderators:
Who Should Attend: The Entrepreneurial Factors Roundtable is ideal for factoring company owners and professionals who are entrepreneurial in nature and involved in the day-to-day functions of their factoring organization.
- Richard Gendron - President & CEO, Primary Funding Corporation
- Richard joined Primary Funding in 2016 as Vice President of Operations and was named President in 2021. He’s responsible for our operations team, loan portfolio, credit standards, underwriting group, and helps improve and administer our “Lines and Loans” programs. Richard is a San Diego native who resides in North County and continues to be active and well connected in the banking community. Richard and his wife Ashlee have two children and enjoy traveling and living an active San Diego lifestyle.
- Clayton Richardson - CEO, American Funding Solutions, LLC
- Clayton is the CEO of American Funding Solutions (AFS), a Midwest based general factor with 20+ years serving clients throughout the United States. AFS has built their brand primarily in staffing (emphasis on medical staffing), business services, and consulting. Clayton leads the growing team in their next chapter as a company, after acquiring the business in 2024. Prior to AFS, Clayton spent a decade working across asset classes, from institutional grade to small business credit. A native of Kansas City, Clayton and his family are active in supporting their favorite local teams (Jayhawks, Chiefs, and Royals) and non-profit organizations (Special Olympics, Sheffield Place, and Wayside Waifs).
- David Jencks, Esq. - Attorney, Jencks Law, P.C.
- David Jencks is an attorney with more than 25 years of experience in transportation and transportation finance. He represents factors and transportation companies in both transactional matters and litigation. David is a member of the Transportation Lawyers Association and serves as co–general counsel to the International Factoring Association. For nearly two decades, he has been a featured keynote speaker at the IFA’s Annual Conference and its Transportation Factoring Meeting. He has also led numerous trainings and webinars on all facets of transportation factoring, including account management, credit, technology issues, fraud prevention, risk management, problem-load resolution, billing practices, and legal compliance.
- Brian Galke - Founder, Subtle Skills
- Decode, Engage, Convert: The Unfair Advantage of Decoding People to Communicate with Confidence
- Imagine mastering the powerful skillsets utilized by attorneys, hostage negotiators, and government agencies, to empower you to secure more successful interactions and elevate your negotiation prowess:
• Building Instant Rapport: Recognizing and responding to customers’ facial features, statements, and body language can help you build rapport quickly. When people feel heard, and feel that you understand them and are attentive to their needs/concerns, they are more likely to trust you and be open to you.
• Adapting Your Approach: Different customers and coworkers have different communication styles and preferences. By learning to Decode them, you can adapt your communication style and approach to match theirs, creating a more comfortable and effective interaction.
• Enhanced Interactions: Ultimately, learning to Decode others contributes to a more positive experience. Everyone appreciates when you pay attention to their needs and concerns, which can lead to improved interactions in your professional and personal life.
- Sponsorships are available for the 2026 IFA Roundtable Summit. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to showcase your brand to a highly targeted audience of factoring professionals participating in the Sales Executives, NEXGEN Leadership, and Entrepreneurial Factors Roundtables. As a sponsor, you'll gain visibility through event signage, marketing materials, and direct engagement with attendees. Click here to secure your sponsorship today.
- Thank you to our sponsors!
- AtoB - Welcome Reception Marquee Sponsor
- Haversine Funding - Keynote Speaker Marquee Sponsor
- Iridium Credit - Breakfast Marquee Sponsor
- XEN - Lunch Marquee Sponsor
- Advantage Business Capital - Signature Sponsor
- Commercial Finance Consultants - Signature Sponsor
- Rise Alliance - Signature Sponsor
Accommodations:
- A special rate at the Hilton Fort Worth Downtown of $198 has been negotiated for this event.
- Rooming information and booking link will be emailed to registered attendees.
- Limited availability. Room block expires on September 20, 2026.
Fee:
Limited availability. Secure your spot and register today for only $695 for IFA Members and $995 for Ally Members. During the registration process you must choose which breakout roundtable you plan to attend. (Sales Executives, NEXGEN Leadership or Entrepreneurial Factors)
Registration is open to IFA Members and Ally Members only.
The fee includes tuition, course materials, breakfast both days, coffee breaks, Monday welcome reception, Tuesday lunch and Tuesday evening social.
For more information, please email info@factoring.org or call 805-773-0011.
Terms, Conditions & Cancellation Policy:

The International Factoring Association is registered with the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA), as a sponsor of continuing professional education on the National Registry of CPE Sponsors. State boards of accountancy have final authority on the acceptance of individual courses for CPE credit. Complaints regarding registered sponsors may be submitted to the National Registry of CPE Sponsors through its website: www.learningmarket.org.

The IFA will assist with applications to receive continuing legal education. To receive CLE credits, participants will need to submit all documentation to their accrediting states for approval. For more information, please contact Heather Villa at info@factoring.org or 805-773-0011 ext 301.

The IFA offers CAEF credits for upcoming programs. For information on approved programs and courses, please contact Terri Baker at info@factoring.org or 805-773-0011 ext 303.




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