Joe Ketzner Email & Phone Number | Joined the American Credit Indemnity Company in April 1973. Over the course of my professional career, ACI has been a subsidiary of Commercial Credit Corp., Citi Corp, Dun & Bradstreet, and Allianz. During the 1990's, a period of consolidation globally for trade credit insurance, ACI transitioned to Euler ACI. Subsequently was organized as Euler Hermes NA as part of Allianz and is the largest and oldest provider of trade credit insurance, receivable management solutions, and commercial collections in North America and the world. Held a variety of positions prior to being appointed CEO of Euler ACI in June 2008 and ultimately Executive Vice President- Commercial Director of Euler Hermes NA in 1999. Retired in September 2016, although remaining semi-active in the industry as a gentleman broker, advisor, industry advocate and friend. Having met and learned from thousands of business professionals, each having unique challenges and opportunity, I continue to share my experiences, opinions and insight to those who seek my counsel. Knowledge can be passed along to others in many ways. Experience, unlike knowledge is not something that can be taught. Experience can only be realized through the successful resolution of real life challenges. Experience is built progressively over time through success and failure, personally and professionally. Business, like life is one continuous learning experience, embrace and absorb the knowledge; build and learn from each effort, and give more than you take.. Then you should share those experiences. Along the way, always treat each individual you encounter with the same respect and gratitude you want to receive from them.

Joe Ketzner

Joined the American Credit Indemnity Company in April 1973. Over the course of my professional caree...
500 Black Gates Road, Wilmington, United States

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Joe Ketzner’s Location 500 Black Gates Road, Wilmington, United States

Joe Ketzner’s Current Industry Trade Credit Specialist Retired

Joe Ketzner’s Prior Industry Euler Hermes North America

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Trade Credit Specialist Retired

Advisor, Consultant, Author, Educator- Accounts Receivable Management

2016-11-01 00:00:00 - Present

Euler Hermes North America

Executive Vice President- Commercial Director

1973-04-01 00:00:00 - 2016-10-01 00:00:00

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500 Black Gates Road, Wilmington, United States

Joe Ketzner is a Joined the American Credit Indemnity Company in April 1973. Over the course of my professional career, ACI has been a subsidiary of Commercial Credit Corp., Citi Corp, Dun & Bradstreet, and Allianz. During the 1990's, a period of consolidation globally for trade credit insurance, ACI transitioned to Euler ACI. Subsequently was organized as Euler Hermes NA as part of Allianz and is the largest and oldest provider of trade credit insurance, receivable management solutions, and commercial collections in North America and the world. Held a variety of positions prior to being appointed CEO of Euler ACI in June 2008 and ultimately Executive Vice President- Commercial Director of Euler Hermes NA in 1999. Retired in September 2016, although remaining semi-active in the industry as a gentleman broker, advisor, industry advocate and friend. Having met and learned from thousands of business professionals, each having unique challenges and opportunity, I continue to share my experiences, opinions and insight to those who seek my counsel. Knowledge can be passed along to others in many ways. Experience, unlike knowledge is not something that can be taught. Experience can only be realized through the successful resolution of real life challenges. Experience is built progressively over time through success and failure, personally and professionally. Business, like life is one continuous learning experience, embrace and absorb the knowledge; build and learn from each effort, and give more than you take.. Then you should share those experiences. Along the way, always treat each individual you encounter with the same respect and gratitude you want to receive from them.