Joe Schultz
About Joe Schultz
Joe Schultz serves as the Credit and Collections Supervisor at The Suddath Companies, where he manages a substantial national portfolio and has developed training programs for new hires. With a background in accounting from Florida State College--Jacksonville, he has demonstrated leadership and operational efficiency in the collections department for over a decade.
Work at Suddath
Joe Schultz has been employed at The Suddath Companies since 2013, serving as the Credit and Collections Supervisor. In this role, he manages a substantial national portfolio valued at $776 million and oversees an individual account portfolio worth $152.2 million. His responsibilities include handling an average daily workflow of $6 million within the collections department. Schultz has played a key role in linking the company through accounting and billing portals, which has improved accuracy and increased the likelihood of on-time payments.
Education and Expertise
Joe Schultz studied at Florida State College--Jacksonville, where he earned an Associate's degree in Accounting from 2015 to 2018. His educational background provides a strong foundation for his role in credit and collections. Schultz has developed expertise in managing accounts receivable and has implemented solutions engineering to enhance the efficiency of the collections process.
Background
Before joining Suddath, Joe Schultz worked as an Accounts Receivable Analyst at Southwire Company from 2012 to 2013. His experience in this position contributed to his understanding of financial processes and collections management. Schultz has been active in cross-training events between divisions, which has facilitated better sharing of departmental responsibilities.
Achievements
In his current role, Joe Schultz has successfully orchestrated a training curriculum for new hires, demonstrating his leadership abilities. He has also developed a new hire training program within his work group, which reflects his commitment to enhancing team performance. Schultz has focused on managing aging buckets to create momentum in accounts receivable, contributing to the overall efficiency of the collections department.