PECB’s President & COO Faton Aliu has become a member of the IPC Board of Directors

PECB, a certification body for persons, management systems, and products on a wide range of international standards, is announcing that its President and COO Faton Aliu has become a Director of the IPC Board of Directors (click here).

Mr. Aliu is responsible for establishing and maintaining all of the PECB examination and certification schemes, managing compliance management systems and accreditations, IT Systems as well as strategic projects. Mr. Aliu’s objective is to ensure that all the divisions within PECB are functioning accordingly and meeting their projected goals.

In his role in the IPC’s Board of Directors, he will be able to contribute to the further development of IPC’s certification schemes for persons while promoting the interest of interests of certification bodies and serve the needs of the society for the competence of professionals.

About PECB

PECB has earned a reputation for integrity, value and best practice by providing this assurance through the evaluation and certification of professionals against rigorous, internationally recognized competence requirements. Its mission is to provide their clients comprehensive examination and certification services for persons, products, and organizations.

For more information about PECB visit www.pecb.com.

About IPC

IPC was established as a non-for profit organization in 1995, by the name of "International Auditor and Training Certification Association (IATCA)". To adapt to the market needs for certification of professionals in a variety of categories, the role and name was changed at the Chicago Annual General Meeting (2003) to "International Personnel Certification Association (IPC)". IPC’s main activity is to develop certification schemes for professionals. Although the focus of IPC is personnel certification, recognition of training providers and training courses are also part of our activities. IPC’s objective is to promote the interests of our members (personnel certification bodies and other related interest parties) and serve the needs of the society for competence of professionals. IPC is also a "Scheme owner”, which means that IPC develops and owns Certification Schemes (normative documents used for accreditation/certification purposes). These schemes are specific rules and frames for competence, on which the personnel certification body, member of IPC, may elaborate.