NACM BCS Education & Events

How to Read and When to Pull an 

Experian Business Credit Report

Members – FREE / Non Members – $25

Tuesday, 10/14/2025 from 12:00PM-1:00PM PT

Webinar Details

Join industry experts Jan Minniti and Heidi Lindgren-Boyce as they guide you through How to Read and When to Pull an Experian Business Credit Report. Topics include:

How to Read it
An Experian Business Credit Report provides a snapshot of a company’s financial health and creditworthiness. Key sections include:

  • Business Profile: Basic company details (name, address, industry).
  • Credit Summary: Overview of accounts, payment trends, and total balances.
  • Credit Scores: The Intelliscore Plus score (1–100) predicts risk, with higher scores indicating lower risk.
  • Payment History: Detailed record of on-time, late, or delinquent payments to vendors and creditors.
  • Public Records: Bankruptcies, liens, judgments.
  • UCC Filings: Secured transactions that may indicate outstanding debt.

When to Pull it
Pull an Experian Business Credit Report when you’re evaluating a company for credit terms, forming a new partnership, making large sales, assessing suppliers, or during routine risk management checks. It’s especially important before extending trade credit or entering high-value agreements.

About the Speakers

Heidi Lindgren-Boyce
Credit Manager | Star Rentals
 
With more than 35 years in the credit and collections industry, focused mainly in the construction sector, Heidi is the Senior Credit Manager for Star Rentals, Inc., in Kent, Washington. Heidi is the current Chair of CFDD National for Education and Scholarships, serves as a Director on the NACM National Board, is also a “Business Credit Principles” Instructor for NACMCommercial Services, and a past Chairman of NACM-BCS (WWA-AK-HI).
 
She has been a member of CFDD Seattle since 1993, serving twice as President, and is currently serving as Treasurer and Programs Chair. Heidi was awarded the 2022 Credit Executive of Distinction, honoring O.D. Glaus, of NACM National. She also received the CCE Designation of Excellence in 2011 and the CBF Designation of Excellence in 2000. She earned her BA Degree in Criminal Justice from Washington State University in 1987, earned her CBA designation in 1994, her CBF in 1998 and her CCE in 2000.
Jan Minniti
Senior National Account Executive | NACM Business Credit Services
Graduate of the University of Washington, Go Huskies!

With over 38 years of experience, I specialize in helping credit executives secure their accounts receivables by providing tailored solutions that protect their most valuable asset. As a Senior National Account Executive at NACM Business Credit Services, I work closely with clients to understand their unique needs and deliver the tools and services that empower them to do their job efficiently and effectively.

My approach is consultative, focusing on building long-term relationships based on trust and collaboration. I take pride in helping my clients not only solve their immediate challenges but also strategize for long-term success. Getting to know my clients on a personal level is important to me, as I believe strong relationships lead to better solutions and outcomes.

When I’m not working, I’m cheering on the University of Washington Huskies and enjoying time with friends and family.

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