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Monday, December 1, 2025
Today's Leasing News Headlines New Hires/Promotions in the Leasing ######## surrounding the article denotes it is a press release, it was not written by Leasing News nor has the information been verified, but from the source noted. When an article is signed by the writer, it is considered a byline. It reflects the opinion and research of the writer. [headlines] New Hires/Promotions in the Leasing Business
[headlines] CLFP Foundation Welcomes 19 New CLFPs
The Certified Lease & Finance Professional (CLFP) Foundation is proud to announce that 19 individuals have recently earned their CLFP designation after successfully passing the online proctored CLFP Exam. The newest CLFPs represent a wide range of companies and roles across the equipment finance industry, reflecting a shared commitment to professional excellence and ethical standards. They are:
Sade Lowry attended the TEL ALFP earlier this month and shares, “I pursued the CLFP designation to challenge myself and gain a deeper understanding of the equipment finance industry. For me, this was about more than earning a credential, it was about committing to continuous learning and professional growth. Achieving this designation equips me to assist clients and colleagues with a holistic approach, considering every aspect of their needs and delivering solutions that align with best practices and long-term success. It also sets me apart from competitors by demonstrating a high level of expertise and a strong commitment to ethical standards, which builds trust and confidence with those I serve. This achievement reflects my dedication to excellence and my passion for helping others navigate complex financial decisions with clarity and confidence.” Kim Morse shares, “I pursued the Certified Lease & Finance Professional certification to boost my skills in equipment finance and show I’m serious about doing a good job. I noticed many of the coworkers I look up to have the designation! I really wanted a chance to test my industry knowledge and let me know what areas I can work on to help provide my customers with a better product. I am excited to be plugged into a great group of industry professionals; I look forward to getting to know you all.” The CLFP designation represents the highest standard of knowledge and integrity in equipment finance, uniting professionals who are committed to advancing the industry through excellence and continued learning. There are currently Certified Lease & Finance Professionals and Associates located throughout the United States (including Puerto Rico), Canada, India, Pakistan, Africa, New Zealand, and Australia. For more information, please visit www.CLFPFoundation.org. [headlines] Salespeople Aren't Marketers!
When sales leaders and senior managers push their sales teams to "market" on behalf of the organization, something is wrong. Salespeople aren't marketers and successful marketing doesn't require salespeople to step into the role of marketing. Professor Peter Drucker, widely regarded as the founding father of the study of management, thinks marketing and sales are antithetical. In fact, he believes they aren't synonymous or even complimentary, as most people think. According to Drucker, the aim of marketing is to know and understand the company's customers so deeply that when they see the company's product or service offering, it so clearly fits what they want that they are ready to buy. There is no selling in this scenario - there is only a customer ready to buy and a company that either stands in the way or facilitates the purchase. In an ideal world, selling becomes superfluous. In the business-to-business environment, the job of the marketing group is to fill the top of a company's sales funnel with high quality, bona fide prospects who are ready to become customers! Assuming your products and services meet the actual needs of your customers, failure to fill the top of the sales funnel points directly at a problem in the marketing department. The marketing folks may not truly understand what their customers want and need, or the marketing messages may not directly impact what the customers want to accomplish, fix or avoid. When the marketing department does its job successfully, selling, in the traditional sense, becomes superfluous, as Professor Drucker states. So, are we one day to look forward to the demise of the professional salesperson? Hardly. The good news is that successful marketing changes the role of the salesperson in the organization. Next week we'll explore how this change can elevate sales as a corporate function.
[headlines] Help Wanted Ad -------------------------------------------------------------- 2026 Major Finance/Leasing Conference Dates
February 12, DeBanked Biggest Show March 4, National Vehicle Leasing Association March 30-April 1, NEFA Spring Conference April 14-16, ELFA National Funding Condense October 25–27, ELFA Annual Conference, November 11–13, Los Angeles, California
-------------------------------------------------------------- Do I need to sign a non-disclosure agreement?
Question: I am in the second portion of the interview process with a company. They are requesting I sign a non-disclosure agreement. I don’t feel comfortable doing this. What are your thoughts? Answer: A company requesting that you sign a non-disclosure agreement (also known as a Confidentiality Agreement) is a positive sign that the company is interested in pursuing you. A non-disclosure agreement or confidentiality agreement is meant to: “… Prevent secrets from getting into the wrong hands. Some common examples include bringing in a consultant, talking to potential partners, or hiring an employee … it is meant to ensure that the people taken into confidence don't share secrets …the person (Candidate) who receives access to proprietary information agrees to keep such information confidential … this agreement may also cover trade secrets, which is information that is not generally known outside the company, and that gives that particular company a competitive edge …” It appears that the company wants to disclose confidential information and trade secrets with you, as part of the interviewing process. Often it is necessary that the company protects itself from Candidates “leaking” information, purposely or not, to their competitors. On occasion, there are individuals who “appear” to be interviewing, but in actuality are just gathering industry and/or competitor information (this is NOT the norm, but it does happen). Signing a non-disclosure agreement for the purposes of learning about a potential employer’s operations or “way of doing business” can only assist you in making an informed decision. If you are still not sure if you want to sign such an agreement, I may suggest consulting with an attorney to read the document language and to make sure that signing the document does not “hurt” you in the future. If the cost is only a few hundred dollars, and the position is important to you, make sure you get this done in a timely fashion, as often there is a time frame for your next appointment. Emily P Fitzpatrick www.riicareer.com <http://www.riicareer.com/> -------------------------------------------------------------- Finance and Leasing Industry Recruiters These companies have experience in the finance and leasing industry Second Column: YCS - Year Company Started | YELB - Years in equipment Leasing Business
[headlines] Top Ten Read by Readers
(1) Broad Shoulders (2) Big Shift at the CFPB: (3) Help Wanted Ad (4) CapEx Finance Index October 2025: (5) Top Ten Most Read by Readers (6) Help Wanted Ad (7) The Cost of a Thanksgiving Dinner (8) More Americans are getting their power shut off, (9) Judicial Watch Sues Justice Department for FBI (10) Your Performance, Your Voice [headlines]
News Briefs ‘Zootopia 2’ Opens to More Than Half a Billion Dollars Globally Why is coffee so expensive? Boston coffee drinkers face growing sticker shock Why Cyber Monday could break spending records despite economic uncertainty Is America Heading for a Debt Crisis? Look Abroad for Answers [headlines] $10-billion One Beverly Hills project [headlines]
49ers’ 26-8 win over Browns in Cleveland [headlines]
From Silicon Valley to Hollywood, why California’s Gone in 30 seconds: East Bay thieves are stealing cars The Silicon Valley;s Man in the White House is [headlines] Gimme that Wine
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EJnQoi8DSE8 DTC Shipments of wine Match Seasonal Swings Bursting Out in All Directions: More States Have Accepted Shipping Wine WarRoom Cellars Acquires Historic SIMI Brand Winery weddings. Disgruntled neighbors. How a San Francisco Bay Area government plan erupted into controversy [headlines]
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