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As professionals
interested in our clients' success, we strive to maintain our
professional standards through our active membership in various
professional associations and industry groups.
These include, for example:
www.camc.com
The
Canadian Association of Management Consultants (CAMC) is
the recognized national body representing over 4,500 Individual
and Firm Members. CAMC is the largest professional association
of management consultants in the world.
CAMC
administers the profession's strict Code of Professional
Conduct and program leading to the internationally recognized Certified Management
Consultant CMC). As members of CAMC, we adhere to this strict Professional Code
of Conduct. CAMC's
main objectives are twofold: - To
ensure that Canadian organizations have access to increasingly effective management
consulting services
- To
ensure that Canadian management consultants are able to compete effectively in
a constantly changing marketplace
www.hrpao.org
The
Human Resources Professional Association of Ontario (HRPAO) is the only
legislated accreditor of the Certified Human Resources Professional (CHRP) designation
in Ontario. The
Human Resources Professionals Association of Ontario (HRPAO) is a not-for-profit
professional association whose services are designed to provide leadership, assistance
and education to people working and studying in the field of human resources. 
www.slftoronto.com
The
Strategic Leadership Forum (SLF) is the largest professional organization
in the world focused on leading edge knowledge of strategy and its implementation.
It
is a not-for-profit, volunteer-driven association whose mission is to advance
the understanding and practice of strategic management as the integrating force
for improving individual and organizational performance and achieving global competitiveness. 
www.bot.com
The
Toronto Board of Trade/World Trade Centre is Canada's largest local chamber
of commerce providing over 10,000 members with the tools to build their business
success. The
Board promotes awareness and involvement in the business-critical issues through
seminars, committees, speaker series, expanded information services, workshops,
and international connections through the World Trade Center. The
Toronto Board plays the role of a well-informed, well- respected, effective voice
for business on the local, provincial and national level.
www.yorktech.ca The
York Technology Association (YTA) was established to provide a voice for
the technology industry and to meet its goals of representation to government,
providing information to members and industry involvement.
The
York Technology Association is a volunteer organization whose
mission is to foster a networking and learning environment conducive
to the growth and success of all technology stakeholders and to
take action, on behalf of its members, on issues that are important
to the technology industry.
www.tie-to.org
The
IndUS Entrepreneurs (TiE) is a non-profit global network of professionals,
established to foster entrepreneurship and nurture entrepreneurs. Its mission
is to create wealth and raise prominence of entrepreneurs locally and globally.
The organization has three key objectives:
- To
network and to facilitate networking among members
- To
foster entrepreneurship and nurture entrepreneurs; and
- To
help members integrate with the mainstream business community
Canadian
Human Resource Planners
www.chrp.ca
Established
in 1979, C.H.R.P. is a non-profit volunteer-run network of senior human resource
planning and development professionals, managers and others who provide leadership
within organizations effective human resource management practices.
Canadian
Human Resource Planners helps leaders throughout organizations
achieve competitive strength through people, by providing a forum
for leading-edge thinking and practice on integrated human resource
management.
Society
of Internet Professionals
www.sipgroup.org
The
Society of Internet Professional (SIP) is a not-for-profit
organization of professionals, businesses and organizations involved
in the Internet. Established in Toronto (Canada) in 1997, SIP's
mandate is to standardize Professional Internet Standards and
Certification & Accreditation and to assist its members in
their training - keeping them informed of new developments in
their field.
With
chapters across North America, SIP's mission is to enable professionals
involved with the Internet to harness new technologies and embrace
opportunities for success.
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