Debt purchasing industry veteran Henry J. Ostoja joins the Security Credit Services team as Executive Vice President of Agency Management and Compliance.  Ostoja will be charged with heading up its internal and outsourced agency network.

Ostoja recently held the position of Senior Vice President for West Asset Management, Inc., based in Marietta, Ga.  There, Ostoja was responsible for expanding the agency network into one of the most productive and stable networks in the industry.  This provided West a national presence and scope, making them one of the largest players in the industry.  Ostoja is certain that similar dynamics are in place, allowing Security Credit Services to be one of the largest and most profitable firms in the marketplace. 

“I am convinced that I have joined a great team,” stated Ostoja.  “Security Credit Services is filled with some very impressive talent.  The momentum they have generated gives us a foundation that will be a joy to build upon. I hope to use my knowledge and industry relationships to implement best practices across multiple platforms.  Our goal is to make Security Credit Services a nationally recognized brand.”

William Alias III, President of Security Credit Services and Kaye Dreifuerst, Vice President of Acquisitions echo the comments made by Ostoja.  “We are thrilled to have Henry joining our team.  With his knowledge and expertise, we should dramatically improve upon our agency network and collection practices nationally,” stated Alias.  “We are attempting to build one of the most respected Debt Buying (and Collections) firms in the industry, and Henry will certainly compliment our objectives in achieving such goals.” 

Security Credit Services is headquartered in Oxford, Miss., with a regional office in Atlanta, where Henry Ostoja and Rob Vincent (Sales & Marketing Officer) will be based.  Security Credit Services is one of the top twenty debt buyers in the U.S., providing a respectable IRR for its investor group.


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