Chapter Achievement Program (CAP)

Overview

CAP provides performance measurement, benchmarking with other IIA chapters, and effective and timely communication with your IIA leadership and Headquarters. CAP is a bench-marking tool. CAP brings recognition.

Service Criteria

Three service categories of a chapter and of the achievement program are:

·Service to Members ·Service to the Profession ·Chapter Administration

Minimum credit required in all three levels
• Service to Members : (325 credits are calculated from the following services)
– CPE for members (only) for each meeting/roundtable/seminar
– Social meetings - (10 ea. Max of 25)
– Number of CIA/CCSA/CGAP certificates presented x 5
• Service to Profession: (200 credits are calculated from the following services)
– Miscellaneous services to the profession (see list attached or guidelines for details)
– CPE for non-members for each meeting/roundtable/seminar
– Hosting a Conference
• Chapter Administration: (160 credits are calculated from the following)
– Reporting
– Newsletters
– Leadership Conference participation
– Other miscellaneous

Recognition
Once the chapter has met or exceeded the minimum achievement credits in all three categories (685credits) the chapter will have reached the BRONZE performance level. A chapter can advance to the SILVER performance level by earning an additional 375 credits or a total of 1,060 achievement credits made up of any combination of achievement credits from the three service levels. The GOLD performance level is obtained in the same manner by obtaining a total of 1,560 achievement credits.

Tidewater Chapter - CAP Standings As of March 31, 2008

Categories	Current Points	Minimum Points Necessary		Percent of Minimum Necessary
Service to Members	931.12	325		286.5%
Service to Profession	374.33	200		187.2%
Administration	256.00	160		160.0%
Total Points	1561.45	685	Bronze	227.9%
		1060	Silver	147.3%
		1560	Gold	100.1%