Earning the CPM title requires ethical conduct, extensive experience, and up-to-date knowledge. It serves as a respected emblem of distinction for Marketing Professionals who consistently pursue advancement through leadership, innovation, and a commitment to continuous learning.

As a CPM, you receive a unique digital badge to showcase your accomplishments enhancing your professional reputation. CPM status opens doors to exciting opportunities, such as becoming an AMI awards judge and mentoring aspiring marketers with your valuable experience.

Why become a CPM?

Recognition

The CPM designation is the trust mark of a Professional Marketer that will help you stand out from the crowd.

Awards Judging Panel

The right to join the judging panel for the AMI Marketing Excellence Awards.

Continuous Learning

Receive additional discounts on AMI curated workshops to further your expertise through continuous learning.

Point of Difference

The only peak professional benchmark of its kind in the Asia-Pacific Region.

Mentor Opportunities

Participate in the AMI Mentoring Program – Emerging Marketers as a mentor.

Visibility

A complimentary listing in the public online AMI CPM Member Directory. Right to use shareable digital badges.

How to become a CPM?

CPM Assessment Criteria

CPM certification is based on both quantitative and qualitative assessments of career achievements, work history and education. To be successful the applicant must accumulate 650 points across all three areas.

A CPM Matrix is used to further assess applications using four criteria. These consist of educational qualifications, job function, level of seniority and practical experience.

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How to become a CPM?

  1. Become an AMI Member
    AMI Professional Membership is a prerequisite for anyone wishing to apply for CPM accreditation.
  2. Gain industry experience
    CPM candidates typically have practical marketing management experience, a recognised marketing qualification and extensive marketing knowledge and experience.
  3. Apply for CPM assessment
    CPM assessment is based on both quantitative and qualitative assessments of career achievements, work history and education.
  4. Maintain your Designation
    CPMs are required to undertake a minimum of 100 points of Continuous Professional Development (CPD) each year period to maintain your certification.
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COLLABORATIVE NETWORK

The AMI CPM Directory presents Certified Practising Marketers and their skills to the professional community. Providing a trust mark of marketing professionalism and standards, the Certified Practising Marketer designation helps marketers in their career advancement, improving earning potential, knowledge sharing with industry peers, and building professional brand and credibility.

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To qualify, Certified Practising Marketer
candidates
typically have:

Recognised marketing qualification
A marketing degree or graduate diploma in marketing is the basic education level.

10 years marketing management experience/practice
In some circumstances, substantial marketing experience can substitute for qualifications. However, in these cases applicants must demonstrate conceptual competence acquired through more than 10 years of specific marketing practice.

Applicants are required to provide a resumé of their professional achievements. Clear career progress, increasing functional responsibility, and seniority indicate a track record of professional achievement.

Evidence of work done, results achieved, and career highlights are sought. All claims must be independently substantiated.

A written reference from your supervisor, client, or another Certified Practising Marketer.

AMI Membership

AMI Professional Membership is a prerequisite for anyone wishing to apply for CPM accreditation. By becoming a member of the AMI, you are joining a well established and diverse community of marketers who belong to the association which advocates for your profession and supports you in building your skills as a professional marketer.

CONTACT

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If you have any inquiries, please feel free to contact the AMI Membership Team,
(02) 7228 2150 or membership@ami.org.au