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Free Webinar:
Getting Your GPC: Learn How to Earn the Grant Professional Certified (GPC) Credential
Ready to take the next step in your career as a grant professional and earn the Grant Professional Certified (GPC) credential? Learn about the application and exam processes and the benefits of the nationally accredited GPC.
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Tuesday, October 19th, 1pm EST
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As the only nationally recognized accredited grant professional credential, the GPC credential shows you are an experienced grant professional who adheres to ethical standards and demonstrates a commitment to making a difference for good. Participants will learn about the requirements to apply for the exam, what the exam consists of, where they can sit for the exam, and how to maintain the credential. This session will also highlight the benefits of adhering to nationally recognized standards of ethical practice and how the credential raises the level of professionalism in the field.
Learn how the GPC credential can help you get the recognition you deserve!
As the only accredited certification for grant professionals, the GPC demonstrates your experience, ethics, and professionalism.
During this webinar you will learn:
Benefits of getting your GPC
Eligibility requirements
GPC Competencies and skills
Application and eligibility process
Format of the GPC Exam
Initial GPC exam cost
How to maintain your GPC
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When you register for this free webinar sponsored by Grant Professional Certification Institute (GPCI), you will view an Informative demonstration.
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At the end of the webinar, if you find the information to be truly helpful and you are sincerely interested in leveraging the power of Grant Professional Certification Institute (GPCI), you can raise your hand and optin to be contacted by Grant Professional Certification Institute (GPCI)!
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About the Presenter
Julie Assel is President and CEO of Assel Grant Services, a professional grant services firm she founded in 2007. She has over fifteen years of experience in prospect research, proposal writing, and grant management. She is one of less than 400 grant professionals who hold the Grant Professionals Certified credential through the Grant Professionals Certification Institute, and one of just 25 GPCs who are also Approved Trainers through the Grant Professionals Association. Julie manages a deep training portfolio of over forty different training sessions annually through Assel Grant Services’ professional development programs. Her current portfolio includes training series on federal grants, grants and ethics, basic grant training, and more advanced topics related to grants. In addition to speaking at Grant Professional Association and Association of Fundraising Professionals chapter trainings, regional conferences, and national conferences, Julie also provides live and webinar trainings upon request to targeted audiences and the broader nonprofit field.
