These are special interest groups whose members participate in discussions and interaction about specific consulting disciplines or practice area. Members are encouraged to register to participate in this community and contribute to discussions and take advantage of resources offered in the consulting discipline resource library.
Communities of Practice are open to the public but guests must register for access.
Consultants who by virtue of education, training, skill, or experience, have expertise and specialized knowledge that others may officially and legally rely upon their scientific, technical or other opinion, often through testimony in a legal or regulatory setting.
Consultants who advise clients on workforce issues, including recruitment and selection, employee relations, workforce analysis personnel data management, compensation, rewards, and benefits management, and training and development.
Consultants engaged in the study, design, development, implementation, support or management of computer-based information systems (both software and hardware).
Consultants with expertise in processes by which companies identify customers, define what products or services are of interest to customers, and the strategies to use in sales, communications and business development to satisfy customer wants and needs and build strong customer relationships.
Consultants who advise organization on the processes and practices of developing and deploying a [plan of action designed to achieve a specific set of interrelated objectives.
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Confab 2009 Conference Chair
Immediate Past Board Chair
