Call for nominations: CMBE Professional Standards Board
The Chartered ABS invites applications to join the Professional Standards Board of the Certified Management & Business Educator scheme.
The CMBE Professional Standards Board is comprised of independent members from the profession and outside academia, as well as academic members from the global business school community. We would be delighted to receive applications from individuals who are passionate about business and management education, and/or with experience of professional development.
The Terms of Reference of the CMBE Professional Standards Board are available here.
Role of the CMBE Professional Standards Board
Provide oversight of the scheme and its standards
Quality assurance of the subscriber criteria and admissions
Review and monitor the efficiency of the CMBE audit process
Contribute to the ongoing evolution of the CMBE value proposition and the Growth Strategy
Uphold the code of conduct and investigate and adjudicate on any reported breaches
Respond to appeals against the Board decisions in the first instance
The Board meets on average twice a year and meetings are online unless otherwise agreed.
Diversity and Inclusion
The Chartered ABS is committed to encouraging equality, diversity and inclusion within our organisation and thus in the membership of our Boards and Committees, where necessary encouraging applications from under-represented groups. Applications from Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic individuals are particularly encouraged.
The composition of our Boards and Committees should, where possible, reflect the diversity of the Chartered ABS membership of business schools. For example, consideration will be given to a school’s geographic location, mission group affiliation, and levels of representation across our committees.
Application Process
To join the CMBE Professional Standards Board, please email the following documents to Amina Tania (amina.tania@charteredabs.org) by 5pm on 28 October 2024.
Curriculum Vitae – Limited to 2 pages
Letter of Application – Describing what knowledge and experience you can bring to the Board and sharing your thoughts about some key priorities for the Board over the next 12-18 months (500 words max).
By submitting an application, you confirm that you are happy for your application to be shared with the Chair and Vice-Chair of the Board.