We changed our name.
West Michigan AFP was formerly known as Western Michigan Treasury Management Association

 

 

 The next monthly meeting will be May 8, 2012 - REGISTER NOW   


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Our speaker will be Charles W. Lott.  Charles has over 18 years of experience in Commercial Banking, currently as a Senior Vice President - Commercial Banking, for Wells Fargo Bank in Grand Rapids.  


Charles will present "Credit Agreement Negotiations with your Commercial Lender."  


He will cover the following areas: 

 - Term Sheet / Commitment Letter            

 - Credit Agreement           

 - Other Key Documents           

 - Post Closing  

 - Market Trends  


 

 

 

We have reserved the University Club in Grand Rapids for this sessionParking will be available at no cost to you.  Please join us!

  

 



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Our Purpose

The West Michigan Association of Financial Professionals (WMAFP) is a regional affiliate of the national Association for Financial Professionals (AFP).  WMAFP was formerly known as the Western Michigan Treasury Management Association (WMTMA) which was formed in 1980 for the purpose of providing professional and educational services to treasury professionals. This non-profit organization provides a forum for developing and improving the techniques of contemporary treasury and financial management, as well as the opportunity to network with other finance professionals.

Members of WMAFP come from a broad range of businesses including: large multinational corporations, international, regional, and local financial institutions; small and medium manufacturing and service companies; and area colleges and universities. 


Our Programs

Meetings are held on the second Tuesday of each month at various locations throughout Grand Rapids.  Meetings are typically offered from September through April, excluding December.
Our meetings offer an opportunity to discuss financial management issues with other finance professionals and to hear formal presentations on topics such as domestic and international finance, cash management, investments, economics, forecasting, bank relationships, risk management, GAAP, legislation, technology, and more.  Emphasis is placed in the planning of our programs to ensure that the topics are timely and rewarding to our membership.  All meetings qualify for CTP and CCM credits.  Most meetings will qualify for continuing education credits applicable to other financial certifications.

 


     
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