What does CMs mean?
CMs means Collection Managers
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Technology, IT etc. category.
What is the abbreviation for Collection Managers?
Collection Managers can be abbreviated as CMs
Other shorthands for Collection Managers are: CM, COLL MGT, CM
Other shorthands for Collection Managers are: CM, COLL MGT, CM
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What does CMs stand for? CMs stands for "Collection Managers". |
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How to abbreviate "Collection Managers"? "Collection Managers" can be abbreviated as CMs. |
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What is the meaning of CMs abbreviation? The meaning of CMs abbreviation is "Collection Managers". |
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What is CMs abbreviation? One of the definitions of CMs is "Collection Managers". |
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What does CMs mean? CMs as abbreviation means "Collection Managers". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- MGVPN - Managers Guide to Virtual Private Networks
- MAFAC - Managers Association of Financial Advisors of Canada
- MAOP - Managers' Annual Operating Plan
- MIP - Managers in Partnership
- MOTH - Managers of Their Homes
- CMO - Collection Managers Online
- CNSS - managers/clinical nurse specialists
- ICMC - INTELLIGENCE COLLECTION MANAGERS COURSE
- MAG - Managers and Administrators Group
- MAC - Managers Academics and Consultants
- MAC - Managers Are the Clients
- MAP - Managers Accountable for Progress
- MART - Managers Alcohol Responsibility Training
- MAS - Managers Association of Slovenia
- MBA - Managers Baysal Aberdeen
- JCMB - Joint Collection Managers Board
- bcmg - Botanical Collection Managers Group
- cadc - Collection Agencies and Debt Collection
- m4m - Managers for Managers
- CSC - Collection of Small Companies. Alternative interpretation (apparently used by staff) of the CSC company name, which properly stands for Computer Sciences Corporation. The 'Collection of Small Companies' version reflects CSC's operatianal structure, which