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EDUCATION

Lead & Learn Sessions:

Pawnbroker-Led Education to Up Your Game

Lead and Learn Sessions

Get ready to level up your pawnbroking knowledge with the NPA’s exciting new education series! Join us each month for in-depth discussions led by qualified NPA pawnbrokers on topics that matter most to you. From industry trends to operational best practices, these Zoom sessions offer valuable insights and practical tips.

Police Confiscations – Engaging with Law Enforcement & Protecting Your Rights

March 26, 2026 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM (EDT)

 

Industry veterans Nathan Dechairo and Steven Adsit share a proven blueprint for managing police holds and confiscations. This isn’t just about what you say to an officer at the counter – it’s about “training the trainers” so your entire team is equipped to act on your behalf with confidence and professionalism.

Insuring Your Assets

NPA members Beth and Adam Anundi faced a nightmare when a catastrophic fire destroyed their store, Capital Pawn. Now, they’re stepping forward to share the hard-won, real strategies they used to protect their staff, their inventory, and their business. This is a critical Lead & Learn session for every business owner. Walk away knowing how to safeguard your financial stability and keep your operations running smoothly—no matter what emergency comes next.

Holiday Prep for Pawnbrokers

Ben and Joel Levinson cover strategies to boost your pawn shop’s profits this holiday season. Discover tips on inventory optimization, festive store design, merchandising, promotions, and marketing.

Warehouse Organizing

Let’s get organized! Join Sunbelt Pawn’s Anthony Vanegas
for this highly requested session. He’ll walk you through practical strategies on best practices for efficiency, inventory management techniques, technology and automation, and staff training.

Pawn Store Merchandising

Our second Lead & Learn presentation will feature several ways for you to design your store, create impactful merchandising strategies, and drive sales through optimum displays.