Constituent Socieities

Constituent Societies

A constituent society is one that sponsors or supports the ICCP and its professional credentials in the global market. It is a shareholder owner of the ICCP and its assets and holds them in trust for the industry and profession as a whole. There is a financial obligation to market professionalism, code of ethics, and credential programs while providing strategic leadership to the organization through two board member representatives.

An initial application fee is required plus each constituent society may face annual costs of approximately $3,000-$5,000 per year to attend ICCP Board meetings in person in Chicago. Meetings may be attended via conference technologies to save funds. These are then counted as "in-kind" association membership fees.

Founding Societies:
ACM, DPMA, CIPS, IEEE, Computer Society of USA

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Please complete the following expression of interest form below to request an application to become a constituent society.

Membership fees are determined by the size of the organization:

Corporate entity: $5,000 per year

Professional association:

500 to 999 Members: $600 per year

1,000 to 9,999 Members: $1,200 per year

10,000 + Members: $1,800 per year