Ask the Purchasing Card Professional Certification Council (PCPCC): Certification Questions Answered

Open to end-users and providers

Description
Members of the PCPCC will be available to answer your questions about the Certified Purchasing Card Professional (CPCP) certification. The council will share thoughts, knowledge and experience to help you decide if certification is right for you. Any questions pertaining to certification will be answered, including:

• Why should I get certified?
• What is the testing platform like?
• How do I study for the exam?
• What are the certification requirements?
• How do I earn continuing education points for initial and recertification?

Target Audience
Those curious about or interested in earning their CPCP, or those with questions about recertification.

Speakers

Laury Chesbrough, CPCP, Corporate Credit Card Lead, Cambia Health Solutions, PCPCC Member
Laury has been with Cambia Health Solutions for 16 years and oversees the corporate credit card program and auditing expenses to ensure policy is adhered to. Through her desire to become a subject matter expert and involved with Institute of Commercial Payments (IOCP), she obtained her certification in 2008 and joined the PCPCC in 2017.

Tony Reed, CPCP, CMP, CPPO, NIGP-CPP, Director of Operations and Strategic Planning, City of Baltimore, PCPCC Member

Tony is the director of operations and strategic planning for the City of Baltimore. He serves as the principal trainer for procurement officers and staff. He is responsible for citywide printing, corporate credit cards, citywide disposal and surplus property, supplier management and registration. Tony is also Master Instructor for NIGP: The Institute for Public Procurement.

Fee
$0 fee

What Do You Receive?
A link to the recorded virtual event through the GoTo Webinar tool.

Duration
This virtual event is approximately 60-minutes in length

Continuing Education Points
Viewing this virtual event earns 0.25 CPCP toward initial eligibility or recertification.

Original Presentation Date
Tuesday, February 18, 2025