Certification Community Group Info Session
August 11, 2026 10:30 AM - 11:30 AM CDT Webinar
NACD Minnesota
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Channon Lemon
Executive Director
NACD Minnesota Chapter
clemon@minnesota.nacdonline.org
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About The Event
Thinking about attaining your Directorship Certification?
Introducing the MINNESOTA CHAPTER CERTIFICATION GROUP
Join us for a virtual information meeting with our lead moderators, Beth Simermeyer and John Bergstrom, both NACD.DC, to learn more about the Certification Community Group (CCG).
CCG is a unique opportunity for NACD Minnesota members to be part of a localized discussion group where NACD members preparing for NACD Directorship Certification review the study guide, work through case studies, and learn what to expect both in preparing for the exam as well as when taking the exam.
The CCG is a four-week, virtual program that will take place on four consecutive Fridays (September 11, September 18, September 25, and October 2). The sessions will start at 8:00 AM CT and will run 75-90 minutes. The sessions will be led by Beth Simermeyer, NACD.DC and John Bergstrom, NACD.DC.
Why Become Certified?
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Certification helps directors maintain excellence in a rapidly changing world
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Certification is becoming recognized as the leading standard to which all high-performing directors aspire
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Distinguishes you as a director
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Recognizes your accomplishments
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Expands your network
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Provides a framework for continuous learning
NACD Minnesota
Contact Us
Channon Lemon
Executive Director
NACD Minnesota Chapter
clemon@minnesota.nacdonline.org
Find a Chapter
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