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Interest in Professional Credential for Travel Card Management

Thank you for sharing your thoughts! Stay tuned for more information on this topic as the NAPCP and Purchasing Card Professional Certification Council reviews your comments.

Tip: Visit the Travel Card Resource Center for more information on managing Travel Card programs. Those interested in pursuing the Certified Purchasing Card Professional (CPCP) credential can learn more here.

Survey Results: Interest in Professional Credential for Travel Card Management

Question:

For which geography and sector are you responding (please respond for each geography/sector for which you have a program)?

Private sector (e.g., corporations); public sector (e.g., higher education, states, counties, school districts, etc.).

A. Asia Pacific (APAC) – Private Sector (0 out of 76)
B. Asia Pacific (APAC) – Public Sector (0 out of 76)
C. Canada – Private Sector (1 out of 76)
D. Canada – Public Sector (4 out of 76)
E. Europe, Middle East, Africa (EMEA) – Private Sector (1 out of 76)
F. Europe, Middle East, Africa (EMEA) – Public Sector (0 out of 76)
G. Latin America – Private Sector (0 out of 76)
H. Latin America – Public Sector (0 out of 76)
I. United States – Private Sector (19 out of 76)
J. United States – Public Sector (51 out of 76)

Question:

What type of program do you currently manage (select all that apply)?

A. P-Card (34 out of 76)
B. Travel Card (26 out of 76)
C. Both (31 out of 76)
D. One Card (23 out of 76)
E. N/A (2 out of 76)

Question:

Would you like to see the NAPCP pursue the idea of a Travel Card professional credential?

A. Yes, and I think Travel Card management needs its own professional credential. (34 out of 76)
B. Yes, but I think travel should be added to the existing CPCP exam and not offered as a separate credential. (26 out of 76)
C. No, I don't think the NAPCP should pursue this. (14 out of 76)
D. Other, I'll explain in the comments. (1 out of 76)
E. N/A (1 out of 76)