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FirstPoint Management Resources Welcomes Two New Association Clients
Raleigh, NC – FirstPoint Management Resources, Inc. (FPMR), a division of FirstPoint, Inc. specializing in full-service association management, is pleased to announce the addition of
FirstPoint, Inc. Announces Leadership Promotions to Drive Growth in 2025
Greensboro, NC – February 21, 2025 – FirstPoint, Inc. is pleased to announce a series of leadership promotions that recognize the expertise and dedication of
FirstPoint Management Resources Welcomes Two New Clients
Raleigh, N.C. — FirstPoint Management Resources is happy to welcome two associations to its client family. They are The North Carolina Healthcare Engineers Association (NCHEA)
FirstPoint Management Resources Welcomes Two New Clients
Raleigh, N.C. — FirstPoint Management Resources is happy to welcome two new clients -The Federation of Analytical Chemistry and Spectroscopy Societies (FACSS) and the Wisconsin
A Message from Our President & CEO, G. Mark Prince
Dear Valued Clients, Partners, and Colleagues, It is with great pride and excitement that I share a monumental moment in the history of FirstPoint. Today,
FirstPoint Background Screening Resources, Inc. Introduces Video Interviewing Platform
Greensboro, NC – July 14, 2020– FirstPoint Background Screening Resources, Inc. (FPBSR) is pleased to announce a partnership with OutMatch a Talent Intelligence Platform that helps
Blogs
A Background Check Isn’t Just a Background Check
When parents enroll their children in youth sports, they often assume one thing: “The coaches have been background checked.” It sounds reassuring. But what does
The Future of Debt Collection Shouldn’t Forget the Human
AI Can Make Debt Collection Smarter. It Shouldn’t Make It Less Human. Artificial intelligence is rapidly changing the way businesses communicate with consumers. Customer service,
You’re Not Losing Revenue, You’re Letting It Sit Uncollected
Every year, businesses across industries write off millions of dollars in receivables that could still be collectable, if they had the manpower, strategy, and expertise