​ACP is the preeminent national voice of continuity professionals

We provide continuing professional development, knowledge and career opportunities to members while building public understanding around the world of the importance of continuity planning. 
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​​ACP has 30 chapters, more than 100 members-at-large, and nearly 1,000 members. We welcome all individuals, regardless of experience or certification, with an interest in continuity planning and connecting with professionals on national and local levels.  Please visit the International ACP Website to find your local chapter:
If your responsibilities include...

Business continuity
Disaster Recovery
Crisis Management
Contingency Planning
Other areas related to emergency management

Then ACP is your place for networking and professional growth 

The Colorado Rocky Mountain Chapter of the Association of Continuity Professionals (CRMC-ACP) is a professional trade association dedicated to professional growth and development in the disciplines related to continuity planning and business continuity. Founded in 1983, ACP has become recognized as the premier networking and information exchange organization in the business continuity industry.  

Member Benefits

Participation enables members to:
  • Learn about state-of-the-art contingency and business continuity techniques and resources  
  • Act as a unifying force in defining and leading an evolving field
  • Identify and implement means and methods for public and private sector collaboration and interface
The Chapter accomodates virtual attendance from across Colorado, so you can attend events from any location.

Learn More or Join ACP

If you are ready to start networking, contact [email protected], or go to the Join ACP tab for instructions on joining CRMC-ACP.

Mailing Address

CRMC - ACP
P.O. Box 101383
Denver, CO 80250-1383
Entity description. 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.