Academy

Verify

Verify a credential.

Every certificate issued by the Academy carries a credential ID. Enter it here. Practitioner and capstone credentials are looked up in the Academy's registry; for a foundation certificate you also enter the name and date printed on it.

Two kinds of credential

How a check works.

Practitioner and capstone credentials

IDs beginning GBRM-DS (Certified AI Demand Strategist), GBRM-VO (Certified AI Value Orchestrator) and GBRM-MP (Master AI Value Partner) are issued after a live cohort and recorded in the registry this page reads. A verified result shows the credential, the holder's name as they chose to have it listed, the issue date and the status. Holders can ask for their name to be withheld from the public listing, in which case the entry shows the credential and date only.

Foundation certificates

IDs beginning GBRM-ADF, GBRM-AVA and GBRM-RAP belong to the free micro-courses. Those certificates are generated on the learner's own device once the final knowledge check has been passed, and the Academy keeps no record of them. Enter the name and issue date exactly as printed on the certificate and this page confirms whether they match the ID.

A foundation check confirms the certificate was produced by the Academy's generator, which is only offered after the check has been passed. Practitioner credentials are assessed live and are the stronger signal.

Registry

Public, plain and small.

The registry is a published file listing every practitioner and capstone credential the Academy has issued, with its ID, the credential, the issue date and the status. No practitioner credentials have been issued yet: the first cohorts are announced in the newsletter. Questions about a credential, or a request to have a name withheld or an entry corrected, go to the GOVBRM LinkedIn page.

Dates come to subscribers first

Courses and certifications are announced in the GOVBRM Newsletter before anywhere else.

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