
March 2008
Managing Director of Commercial Credit Management Ltd, Steve Murray, was voted ICM08’s Credit Personality of the Year Award. The criteria for nominations read: "Recognising that credit managers are people too, this award reflects the nominee’s contribution to society and life in general. Nominated individuals should be able to demonstrate a significant contribution to society, through charitable efforts, or significant personal achievement against the odds." Unbeknown to Steve, he was nominated by his staff which he feels is a major award in itself. Since 2003, Steve has raised over £25,000 for two local charities, Claire House Children’s Hospice and Zoë’s Place Baby Hospice. Steve has also had his fair share of illnesses including a brush with Cancer but has still managed to grow the business by 250% in the last 3 years. Steve said “it was a very proud moment. I’ve always strived to do my best and help out where I can, but to have this acknowledged by such a panel of prestigious judges is a real achievement, but I also know that there may be other people in our industry who have done more than me or had much bigger challenges to face. I just hope that someone acknowledges those people and nominates them for next year’s award.”
February 2008
Founder and Managing Director of Commercial Credit Management Ltd, Steve Murray, has been short listed for the award of ICM08 Credit Personality of the Year Award. Steve was nominated by his staff as they felt the award criteria was definitely Steve. Commenting was Beverley Philips (Operations Manager). “The award criteria said “individuals should be able to demonstrate a significant contribution to society, through charitable efforts, or significant personal achievement against the odds.” Since 2003, Steve has raised £26,500 for local Children’s Hospices and over the last 5 years has endured various illnesses including a brush with cancer. He’s always on hand when we need him, for personal problems too. All this whilst managing a growing business.
February 2008
At the Annual General Meeting of the Merseyside and North Wales Branch of the ICM (February 2008), Steve Murray was elected to the position of Vice Chairman. Commenting on his election, Steve said “I’m very pleased to be elected and looking forward to the role. This branch covers a very large area, as far south as Shropshire, all of North Wales and as far north as Blackpool. The ICM is here for its members and under the direction of the new Chairman (Dave Briody) and Branch Committee, we intend to engage all the members to ensure they get the best out of their membership, starting with the first Branch Meeting taking place at Shrewsbury Town FC on 10th April. After this we will be taking the Branch Meetings to Wrexham, Warrington, Liverpool and Preston/Blackpool so all the members are given an easy opportunity to attend.
January 2008
Lisa McLoughlin, Claire Cullen and Nicola Fields have all commenced on the CSA’s flagship Diploma course at Manchester Business School. Managing Director Steve Murray said, “This is an extremely comprehensive study course. Myself and my Operations Manager Beverley Philips both did this course in 2005 (scoring a Credit and Distinction respectively) and it’s by no means easy. I’m confident that Lisa, Claire and Nicola will do well in their exam and it will take them to the next level on their career paths within CCM.
September 2007
CCM held its third Charity Comedy Night at the Crowne Plaza on Liverpool’s waterfront. 200 clients, business associates and friends were in attendance and £7,500.00 was raised for Claire House Children’s Hospice and Zoë’s Place Baby Hospice. Managing Director Steve Murray said, “it’s a really proud night for me and the team. 10 years in business is a real milestone and one that I’m proud of. Particularly in the last three years, we’ve come a long way. It’s exciting times at CCM and I’m really looking forward to the next 10 years.
September 2007
At the Credit Services Association’s Annual General Meeting at Carden Park in September 2007, Steve Murray was elected to the Board of the Association.
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