Effective Practices For Governing A Certification Program
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Discuss specific practices you can implement to ensure that the governance of your certification program supports the integrity required of the credential, protects the certification program, minimizes risk to your association, and serves the needs of your stakeholders. Dale Cyr, CAE, CEO & executive director, American Registry for Diagnostic Medical Sonography Lawrence Lynch, CAE, president, Environmental Association Management Partners Christine D. Niero, PhD, VP, professional certification and client development, Professional Testing
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