Register: How to Maximize Recovery When Dealing with Financially Troubled Customers Amid Pandemic

June 16, 2020 | Toy companies have a lot to consider when doing business with a financially troubled customer, particularly during the pandemic. To help companies minimize risk and maximize recovery, The Toy Association is hosting a webinar, “Best Supply Chain Practices for Dealing with Financially Distressed Customers Amid COVID-19,” on July 2 at 2 p.m. (Eastern).

The hour-long session will provide toy manufacturers and distributors with best practices for doing business with a financially troubled customer, particularly during COVID-19. The discussion will cover various rights and remedies available to enhance trade vendors’ rights and how these tools can improve one’s status as a creditor. Participants will also learn how these tools can allow businesses to continue to work together while offering significant risk protection. 

Jason M. Torf, a bankruptcy and creditors’ rights partner at Ice Miller LLP, will present. Paul Vitale, executive vice president of finance & operations at The Toy Association, will moderate. The webinar is best suited for individuals involved in credit, finance, and legal functions.

Registration is now open. As with all Toy Association webinars, the session will be recorded and available post-event for those who are unable to participate live. For questions, please email Anne McConnell, senior director of market research & data strategy at The Toy Association.