The American College of Corporate Directors, in just a few short years, has surged to the top of the list of best organizations for executives who are serious about corporate board service.  

   I am an Australian expatriate living in Los Angeles and joining the ‘College has enabled me to assimilate with assuredness and more quickly into the business community.  

  The American College is simply a terrific way for Directors to stay on top of their game, amongst a serious peer group. Every Forum is a completely new burst of learning.  

  The American College of Corporate Directors provides unparalleled access to unique educational and networking experiences designed to support businesses, their communities, and personal leadership.  

  You always have the best speakers, and the Forum leaders, all Professors at prestigious business schools, really challenge the group.  

  In this fast moving world of corporate governance, you have found a formula that works for everyone involved.   

  Several board colleagues and friends have asked me how I stay current, and without hesitation my response is always ACCD online telecast sessions and annual forums.  

  The American College of Corporate Directors has provided invaluable education and networking opportunities for me as a board member.  

  The American College of Corporate Directors is far and away the best resource and program available.   

  The recent ACCD 2016 Ponte Vedra Forum was awe-inspiring and very thought provoking.  

  I am truly pleased to have earned my Executive Masters designation and have been enriched by the educational programs and enlightened by the peer relationships I have forged through participation in the ACCD..  

  The American College of Corporate Directors is a great organization. It provides focus, substance and leadership pertaining to corporate governance in today's world.  

  If there were such a thing as the "Good Housekeeping Seal of Approval" for public company director certification, the American College of Corporate Directors would be it! Great job!