Erik Martínez
About Erik Martínez
Erik Martínez is a Senior Collections Manager at Camino Financial, with a diverse educational background in finance, political science, and advertising. He has over two decades of experience in credit and collections across various companies in Mexico.
Work at Camino Financial
Erik Martínez has been serving as the Senior Collections Manager at Camino Financial since 2021. In this role, he is responsible for overseeing collections processes and strategies, contributing to the company's financial health. His position involves managing collections teams and ensuring compliance with financial regulations. He operates in both Mexico City and Los Angeles, facilitating cross-border financial operations.
Education and Expertise
Erik Martínez has a diverse educational background. He studied at Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León, where he earned a Bachelor's degree in Language Interpretation and Translation, followed by a Master's degree in Accounting and Finance. He further pursued a Master's in Political Science and Government. Additionally, he completed a specialization in Media and Advertising at the same university. His studies also included a student stay at The University of Texas at Austin, focusing on Public Relations, Advertising, and Applied Communication.
Background
Erik Martínez has extensive experience in finance and collections, with a career spanning over two decades. He began his career at Citi as an Insurance Executive and later held various roles in credit and collections at HSBC and Lenovo. He also worked as an Order to Cash Manager at Johnson Controls. His previous experience includes designing finance courses at Tecmilenio MTY, demonstrating his ability to blend education with practical financial applications.
Professional Experience
Before joining Camino Financial, Erik Martínez held several significant positions in the finance sector. He worked as a Senior Credit & Collections Analyst at HSBC for eleven years, focusing on credit management and collections strategies. He then transitioned to Lenovo, where he managed collections for the Latin America and North America regions. His role at Johnson Controls as an Order to Cash Manager further solidified his expertise in financial operations and collections management.