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For Black History Month AFSA is celebrating the efforts and accomplishments of AFSA member company colleagues working in the consumer credit and financial services industries.

 

Shunda Robinson
Senior Vice President,
GM Financial

How have your life experiences as a Black American shaped the person you are today?

My life experiences as a Black American have given me the ambition, resilience and fortitude that I have today. I’ve been in circles and situations where I didn’t feel appreciated and valued and I’ve also been in other situations and circles where I was celebrated and encouraged. Those times in my life taught me that regardless of what people tell you or think of you, what matters is what you think of  and are telling yourself. And regardless of how loud someone claps for you, no one will ever clap louder than I will for myself.

What does Black History Month mean to you? 

Black History Month means celebrating the past and honoring the achievements of Black Americans who paved the way for me and many others while also embracing and preparing the future for many others to make their mark.

AFSA Celebrates Black History Month | Shunda Robinson
Feb 23, 2023

For Black History Month AFSA is celebrating the efforts and accomplishments of AFSA member company colleagues working in the consumer credit and financial services industries.

 

Shunda Robinson
Senior Vice President,
GM FinancialRead the rest

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For Black History Month AFSA is celebrating the efforts and accomplishments of AFSA member company colleagues working in the consumer credit and financial services industries.

 

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Today, AFSA responded to the FTC’s proposed rule on fees. The work the FTC… Read the rest

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Join as an AFSA Business Partner by August 31st and receive a complimentary registration to the 2022 AFSA Annual Meeting at the historic Breakers Hotel in Palm Beach – a $1499 value!

Founded in 1916, AFSA is the primary trade association for … Read the rest

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Join us on June 23 at 2:00 p.m. ET for The Electric Vehicle Market – Plugging Into Growth Opportunities, presented by TransUnion.

The US auto market has experienced seismic changes over the past two years, including increased demand… Read the rest

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