The Levelset Credit Management Advisory Board
The Levelset Credit Management Advisory Board brings elite credit and finance professionals together — dedicated to helping you become the most promoted, highest paid and most efficient credit professional.
Meet the board members
Our board members have spent their careers managing, consulting or reporting in the construction industry. With over 100 years of combined experience, they bring their expertise and knowledge to the credit community.
Thea Dudley
Thea has over 30 years of credit, collection management experience, developing effective shared services processes and assessing company’s back office needs to improve efficiencies. Highly skilled in all area’s of th...
Barry Dambrowski
For more than 15 years, Barry has been the Credit Director for Emser Tile, the leading supplier of the world’s finest tile and natural stone, servicing over 10k active accounts for homebuilders, commercial builders, co...
Rachel Sales
A credit & finance leader in the building material supply space for over 15 years, today Rachel is the Director of Financial Services for one of the Country’s largest roofing material distributors, SRS Distribution. S...
Craig Webb
Craig Webb is president of Webb Analytics and one of the nation’s leading experts on building material dealers and distributors. He spent 12 years as editor-in-chief of ProSales, the nation’s most honored publication...
Jen Martin
With over 25 years’ experience in the building materials industry, Jen is focused on promoting robust process and credit best practices that produce measurable results and excellence in cashflow management. A strong ad...
Jon Flora
History of accomplishments in associations, private higher education, and health care. Demonstrated leadership in raising nearly $100 million through comprehensive campaigns, major gift and annual fundraising; community ...
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Have a question on your mind you want help with? Ask a question below, and one of our advisory board members will respond.
Completed job on 05/01/2023 can I file
What happens to a general contractor's mechanics lien rights if the property undergoes a change of ownership?
Generally if you took the proper steps at the outset (typically abiding by notice requirements which vary by state), and you file within the appropriate window, your mechanic’s lien rights are preserved regardless of the change in ownership. However, if you have such rights on property that you know has been or is being transferred, you should act quickly to preserve your rights and provide all appropriate parties with proper notice.