National CPM Consortium

Celebrating 25 Years of Excellence

Formed in 1979, the National Certified Public Manager^® Consortium establishes and preserves standards for the Certified Public Manager^® designation. The quality and efficiency of management in government have a major impact on the lives of citizens and the orderly functioning of society. Systematic training programs are essential to maintain and improve the effectiveness and professionalism of government managers.

The purpose of the Consortium is to promote CPM programs by providing and monitoring accreditation standards, facilitating program development, encouraging innovation and developing linkages with programs and organizations with similar concerns.

 Those earning the Certified Public Manager^® designation are eligible to become Fellows of the American Academy of Certified Public Managers.  

What's New

For additional information about the National CPM Program, please click here for a link to a recent article about CPM which which appeared in the Fall 2008 Issue of the Journal, The Public Manager.

OPEN INVITATION - LOGO CONTEST

The National CPM Consortium needs your help! A national design contest has been launched to gather proposals for a new CPM Consortium logo. We are absolutely sure that somewhere out there is a talented person willing to supply us with the perfect logo design.

What? You don’t know what our current logo is, and what is the Consortium anyways? Formed in 1979, the National Certified Public Manager® Consortium establishes and preserves accreditation standards for the Certified Public Manager® designation. For more information regarding the consortium go to www.cpmconsortium.org Don’t be confused the Texas State University theme; TSU is graciously hosting the Consortium web site right now!

Please see the attached flyer for more information including the specifications and deadline of the contest.

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