Upcoming Events                       

   July - Program Meeting                                                                          Friday, July 18, 2008 

About Us -

The Colorado Rocky Mountain Chapter of the Association of Contingency Planners (CRMC-ACP) is a non-profit trade association dedicated to fostering continued professional growth and development in effective Contingency & Business Resumption Planning.

ACP is the recognized premier international networking and information exchange organization in the business continuity industry.  Founded in 1983 as a non-profit mutual benefit association, ACP's membership is open to anyone with an interest in or responsibility for the varied aspects of contingency planning.

Contingency planning is a required element for successful business and government agencies.  Emergency managers and business continuity planners alike address mitigation, response and recovery planning issues.

The purpose of ACP is to provide an environment for exchange of experiences and information. This includes identification of common planning needs and potential recovery response solutions as well as networking opportunities through local and national alliances.

Active participation enables members to:

• Learn about state-of-the-art contingency and business continuity techniques  
• Serve as a unifying force in defining and leading this rapidly evolving field
• Identify and implement means and methods for public and private sector collaboration and interface

Mission Statement -

ACP is the premier organization for contingency planners, business continuity professionals and emergency managers. ACP provides members an excellent information exchange experience as well as opportunities to set trends in the emergency response and disaster recovery fields.  ACP members have the opportunity to grow professionally by developing and strengthening relationships with ACP's public and private sector partners.

Association of Contingency Planners -

The Association began as an informal organization in 1983. The original group was formally organized in 1984 as a non-profit organization. In 1985, Articles of Incorporation were submitted to the State of California that set guidelines for chartering chapters and the operational principles of the ACP Board of Directors. The ACP Board of Directors consists of officers who direct the business of the Association while Chapters are directed by officers who tailor activities to the needs of their membership.