News from Harvest Strategy Group

David Ravin

By David Ravin · August 23, 2024

Harvest Strategy Group Supports Community with Staff Volunteer Day at The House of Hope

Harvest Strategy Group, a leader in nationwide recovery management services, announces it’s annual staff volunteer day with the House of Hope. This donation of employee time reflects Harvest’s ongoing commitment to empowering local communities and driving positive social impact. The House of Hope is a residential shelter for women and…

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David Ravin

By David Ravin · June 25, 2024

Harvest Strategy Group Welcomes New CFO Jesse Kittel

Harvest is excited to welcome Jesse Kittel to the team in the role of Chief Financial Officer. Jesse brings a wealth of experience in financial management of growth companies, and has a proven track record of guiding his teams, both private sector and Army personnel. More importantly, Mr. Kittel embodies…

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David Ravin

By David Ravin · November 22, 2023

Harvest Strategy Group Featured on Receivables Webinar

Harvest Strategy Group is excited to be featured on a Receivables Webinar by Receivables Info. In this recording of the live webinar, Receivables Info Founder and moderator, Adam Parks talks with Scott Hoffman, VP of Client Services at Harvest Strategy Group, about litigation performance KPIs. About Receivables Webinars Receivables Webinars…

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Brad McCurnin

By Brad McCurnin · September 26, 2023

Managing Litigation Costs When Collecting Consumer Debts

Have you ever weighed the immediate pinch of a cost against its long-term value? Debt collectors often face the challenge of balancing short-term gains with long-term considerations. It’s a tug-of-war between immediate returns and the potential of sustained returns over several years.  In this blog, we will look into the…

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David Ravin

By David Ravin · June 20, 2023

Harvest Strategy Group Supports Community with Generous Donation to Heart & Hand’s “I Heart Camp” Event

Harvest Strategy Group Supports Community with Generous Donation to Heart & Hand’s “I Heart Camp” Event

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Jamie Welsh

By Jamie Welsh · June 09, 2023

Deciding When to Sue Charged-Off Accounts Receivable

The field of debt recovery is full of multifaceted, complex decisions to consider. One of the most pivotal is determining if and when to sue on an account. Each past-due account requires a different approach—some may be best resolved by selling, some by forwarding to an agency, and others might…

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David Ravin

By David Ravin · February 22, 2023

Harvest Strategy Group Donates to Support Victims of the Syria/Turkey Earthquake

DENVER, CO – Harvest Strategy Group Inc. made a charitable contribution to the World Central Kitchen, who is working to provide meals to victims of the devastating earthquake in the Syria/Turkey border region. The compelling stories of the organization and its backstory are detailed on the website, iranrights.org. The nonprofit…

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Brad McCurnin

By Brad McCurnin · February 01, 2023

Understanding the Litigation of Auto Accounts

Litigating distressed auto accounts is similar to litigating other types of consumer credit but also has a few distinct considerations you should know about. There is a high average balance, return on cost calculations, timing considerations and documentation complexities that differ from other consumer products. Although many of the same…

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David Ravin

By David Ravin · December 27, 2022

Why Use Harvest Strategy Group for Litigation Management?

For over 15 years, Harvest has been building custom recovery solutions for creditors and debt buyers taking into account macro and micro economic factors and designing programs specifically to meet client objectives while keeping compliance at the forefront.  A comprehensive collection strategy includes plans for all stages, including litigation management.…

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David Ravin

By David Ravin · December 13, 2022

Getting the Most from your Dormant Judgments

Unlocking value from your dormant judgments (DJs) is a process of patience and diligence. At the point of expiration, any potential for voluntary payments has likely already passed, recoverable assets may not exist, and the sentiment of the consumer toward the creditor may have turned adversarial during the legal process.…

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