Public members have long been a part of the board of directors for Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards, Inc. When a situation arose in 2019, a public member demonstrated the vital contributions they can make to an organization, especially with regard to risk management.

Digital badges have long been a topic of interest, particularly in the education and credentialing industries, and they have only grown in popularity with the acceleration of technology and online platforms. If your organization is ready to implement digital badges, here are five things to keep in mind.

In part two of our I.C.E. Certified Credentialing Professionals (ICE-CCP) Q&A series, Norah Duffy discusses the importance of obtaining this certification, her exam experience and more.

Technology, the shifting workforce and customer demographics are fueling innovation and altering business conditions. Join Shannon Carter, EdD, CAE, and Dale. R. Cyr, MBA, CAE, in a conversation on how these factors are changing the landscape of credentialing and what we can do to meet the challenges and opportunities they present.

Earlier this year, I.C.E. announced its first cohort of Certified Credentialing Professionals (ICE-CCP). In this Q&A, Mary Rehm shares her ICE-CCP test-taking experience, advice for those seeking the certification and more.

Playing an active part in the execution of a successful industry event can be empowering and rewarding. If you’re considering submitting a proposal for a speaking session but are on the fence, check out these five reasons on why you should be a presenter.

You received information that your program’s test content and/or test security protocols have been compromised. Now what? View this guide for tips on how to respond to exam security breaches and the immediate steps you should take.

Lactation accommodations during professional credentialing examinations are imperative from the public health, equity and inclusion, and business perspectives, but does your organization know how to incorporate them into its testing? Learn how your group can structure its certification program to optimize the testing experience for breastfeeding mothers with these considerations.

For those entering credentialing, learning the ins and outs of the industry can be overwhelming. Similarly, it can be difficult for those overseeing this process to know where to begin. With workplaces changing and processes shifting, we asked the I.C.E. Publications and Editorial Committee to share tips from their own onboarding experiences, and ways their organizations onboard new professionals.

While job knowledge and manual skills are foundational for competent professional practice, noncognitive competencies are moving to the forefront in discussions of the future, due to advances in technology and the digitalization and automation of tasks and processes. Learn more about the importance of behavioral and soft skills and how credentialing organizations can incorporate them into their learning and assessment programs.