Volunteer

The CTSC Job Task Analysis Task Force is tasked with delineating the knowledge, skills, and abilities represented by the CTSC certification (e.g., roles relating to supply chain transformation, supply chain program and project management, continuous improvement, and risk management).

This team brings together Authorized ASCM Instructors who are passionate about strengthening the instructor community and supporting global learning initiatives. Members share insights, provide guidance, and help ensure instructors have the resources, materials, and support they need to deliver high-quality ASCM courseware.

You will take part in the development of the ASCM Top 10 Trends in Supply Chain.

The ASCM Innovation and Sensing Committee is a committee of supply chain thought leaders who want to give back to the industry and have an impact. You can choose to take a major role in the development of the ASCM Top 10 Trends in Supply Chain or the ASCM Supply Chain Maturity Report.

In accordance with testing industry best practices, ASCM uses cut score studies to help determine the passing score of APICS certification exams. CSCP Cut Score Study participants are required to attend a 6–8-hour virtual meeting in March 2027, which will be held over two days and may be asked to complete some work prior to the study.

The CSCP Exam Subcommittee is charged with the development and maintenance of the APICS CSCP certification program. Subcommittee members must attend and actively contribute to all committee meetings and conference calls. All Certification related work will be conducted remotely. The volunteer workload is estimated at up to 10 hours a month.