Canadian Association of Management Consultants

Advocacy/Government Relations

Strategic Direction
Areas of Interest

CMC-Canada Resources for Members

Government Resources for Members

Additional Resources


Strategic Direction

Part of CMC-Canada's national strategy is to assertively lobby the federal government to recognize the Certified Management Consultant (CMC) designation as a desired qualification in bidding on consulting opportunities. This section outlines the initiatives currently underway - related to our Areas of Interest - to help us meet this strategic objective. It also provides government-related information resources.

 

Areas of Interest

 

Accountability 

Governments rely on professional services and must procure them in ways that respect administrative transparency, oversight and accountability. The CMC designation is the profession's only international certification mark, recognized in more than 40 countries. It indicates a management consultant's commitment to the highest standards of consulting and adherence to the ethical canons of the profession. Government procurement professionals can reduce risks by including the CMC designation as a mandatory credential in any relevant Request for Proposal, thus delivering added value for taxpayer dollars. Click here for more information on CMC-Canada's initiatives in the area of Accountability.


CMC-Canada Resources for Members

CMC-Canada often provides members summary reports on changes to legislation and other government initiatives. Also, CMC-Canada is frequently asked to provide feedback to Canadian government committees on issues related to the management consulting profession. Click here to view the summary reports in our members-only area, including:

  • Major Changes in the Federal Lobbyist Act and Regulations
  • Findings of the Report on Professional Regulation in Canada
  • US Entry Guidelines for Consultants

Government Resources for Members

This section includes general information - from the government - on doing business with federal or provincial governments. Current tools available include: presentations, links to government websites, and more! Click here to view the information.

Additional Resources

Resources