Certified Recognition Professionals
03-May-10, 11:31 AM

And from Las Vegas...they did it!

We now have two Certified Recognition Professionals at R&D. Rick Clarke & Debra Rodrigues completed level IV of the CRP course requirements in Las Vegas during the Recognition Professionals International conference last week. Not sure what this means? Here is the quote from the RPI website:

All effective recognition programs are dynamic cycles of assessment, strategy, implementation, and review. While this cycle is easy to define, it's difficult to execute well. Recognition Professionals International® (RPI) developed the Certified Recognition Professional® (CRP) program and curriculum to guide participants through this Best Practice process.

A vital part of any professional's growth and development is access to an educational environment that offers the appropriate knowledge and skill set. RPI has established performance standards and criteria for our emerging profession that produce bottom line results. To earn a CRP designation candidates will complete four facilitator-led courses and pass the required testing. The RPI Certified Recognition Professional program sets the standard for assessment of an individuals' abilities and provides a means for Recognition Professionals to acquire the needed skills and knowledge in order to excel. 

With these outcomes in mind, it is our intent to provide our clients with the best possible service starting from a sound assessment of needs, through to developing a strategy that meets those needs, and of course implementation and review.  We will help you clearly see how you can develop a recognition system that fits with your organization’s culture, vision, mission, and strategic goals. 

CONGRATULATIONS RICK AND DEBRA,  R&D Corporate Services Limited