From the 2008th On the 25th August LBKA is accredited and admitted as a full member of the International Council of Management Consultants Institute Board, which provides the exclusive right to represent the international organization of the Latvian and other Baltic countries, thus fostering a sense of ICMCI uniform world standards, and ensuring the implementation and monitoring of Latvian, Lithuanian and Estonian.
LBKA goal is to develop and maintain in line with global market demands and Latvian uniform consultant practice standards for existing and prospective management consultants, which includes necessary knowledge, experience and the pattern of behavior based on ethical, behavioral and professional codes. Management consultants are binding on all standard industry employed individual consultants, consultants in the small and large consulting companies, a special niche for consultants, corporate internal consultancy departments, consultants and advisors to groups of practitioners. It can also be used as a benchmark for the customer to make sure the consultant's proper standards of conduct and quality.
Difference from Professional Management Consultant to Certified Management Consultant:
Professional Management Consultant
A management consultant who views management consulting as a profession, who strives for self-improvement in the process of both management and management consulting and who subscribes to the code of ethics of a professional body of management consultants.
Certified Management Consultant
A professional management consultant who meets the relevant requirements of character, qualifications, experience, competence and independence established by the professional body issuing certification.
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