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To maintain your AMA Certified Professional in Management™ (AMA-CPM™) credential, it is necessary to recertify every 3 years. During the 3-year recertification period, you must accumulate 60 PMUs (Professional Management Units) attained through additional education and activities that help advance the profession.
Recertification
Path to Maintaining the Credential
| 60 Professional Management Units Required to Recertify | Minimum PMUs | Maximum PMUs | |
|---|---|---|---|
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Education | 32 PMUs | No maximum |
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Work | No minimum | 8 PMUs |
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Volunteering or Creating/Presenting Content | No minimum | 20 PMUs |
Education — 32 PMUs Minimum:
1 Hour = 1 PMU
3 PMUs minimum in the domain of Professional Effectiveness
3 PMUs minimum in the domain of Relationship Management
3 PMUs minimum in the domain of Business Acumen
3 PMUs minimum in the domain of Analytical Intelligence
Education Can Be:
- Formal: Attending a class or seminar
Evidence for audit—certificate of completion, transcript or badge - Informal: Participating in self education through reading or attending informal venues such as “lunch and learns”; teaching or presenting
Evidence for audit—notes and dates of education
Advancing the Profession — 28 PMUs Minimum: 1 Hour = 1 PMU
8 PMUs maximum working
20 PMUs maximum volunteering or creating/presenting content
Working Is Defined As:
Evidence for audit—documentation of the equivalent of 1 year minimum of full-time employment [2,000 hours] during the time you hold your credential
Evidence for audit—documentation of the equivalent of 1 year minimum of full-time employment [2,000 hours] during the time you hold your credential
- Serving as an active contributing team member
- Serving as a team lead
- Having responsibility for organizing other team members
- Driving and motivating team members
- Acting as an influencer or “go-to” person without title authority
- Managing 1 or more direct reports
- Possessing functional or technical expertise
Volunteering Is Defined As:
Evidence for audit—attendance
Evidence for audit—attendance
| Serving on the Certification Steering Committee
Includes meetings and conference calls |
20 PMUs | |
| Serving on the Advisory Board
Includes meetings and conference calls |
20 PMUs | |
| Providing Subject Matter Expertise for AMA CPM™ Examination Development | ||
| 16 PMUs 2-Day meeting |
8 PMUs 1-Day meeting |
1 PMU Conference call |
Creating or Presenting Content Is Defined As:
Evidence for audit—copy of presentation, publication and/or course curriculum
Evidence for audit—copy of presentation, publication and/or course curriculum
| Preparing and presenting material in an informal venue such as a “lunch and learn” | 5 PMUs |
| Preparing and presenting a presentation at a conference | 10 PMUs |
| Preparing and publishing a peer-reviewed professional journal article | 15 PMUs |
| Preparing and presenting a college course on management | 20 PMUs |
| Writing a chapter on management for an edited volume | 20 PMUs |
How to Get Certified
Make sure eligibility requirements are met, and apply to take the AMA-CPM™ exam.
Become familiar with The Management Body of Knowledge throug self-study or a recommended led course or complete the practice exam to help prepare for the AMA-CPM™ exam experience.
MORE DETAILS
Schedule your exam date and location, pass the exam and become AMA-CPM™ certified!
