TRADE ORGANIZATION MEMBERSHIPS
ISA, The Association of Learning Providers
Prosper, Inc. is a proud member of ISA, the Association For Learning Providers. ISA is the only association devoted exclusively to the issues and needs of executives in the training industry.
Its purpose is to create and share success. That means building the bottom line. But it's more than that. It's also about satisfaction in our work, and pride in the contribution we make. ISA members bring a rich variety of experience and expertise to the table. But we all share a passion for learning, for new ideas, for better solutions, and for succeeding in the business we love.
DMA, Direct Marketing Association
The Direct Marketing Association is the leading global trade association of business and nonprofit organizations using and supporting direct marketing tools and techniques.
DMA advocates industry standards for responsible marketing, promotes relevance as the key to reaching consumers with desirable offers, and provides cutting-edge research, education, and networking opportunities to improve results throughout the entire direct marketing process. Founded in 1917, DMA today has more than 4,800 corporate, affiliate, and chapter members from the US and 46 other nations, including 55 companies listed on the Fortune 100.
Accrediting Commission International
Prosper, Inc. is fully accredited through the Accrediting Commission International signifying that Prosper, Inc.'s courses and curriculum have been reviewed and meet the quality guidelines and code of ethics of the organization.
Accrediting Commission International is a non-governmental accrediting non-profit corporation and accredits over 225 schools in 35 states and 7 countries representing enrollments of over 25,000 students. ACI claims to be "the world's largest non-governmental accreditation association."
Webster defines accreditation as to give trust or confidence to; to vouch for; to recommend; to furnish with credentials, as an envoy or ambassador. Every accrediting group is not the same. Accrediting Commission International is a non-governmental body and makes no claim to be connected with the government. A student or potential student must understand that credits taken in one type program may or may not transfer to another program - acceptance of credits are at the sole discretion of the institution where the student is submitting credits for acceptance.
Accrediting Commission International holds as its primary objective the encouragement and maintenance of sound scholarship and the highest academic achievement in the areas of private education. Quality education is the goal at all times.
Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of The Year®
Ernst & Young named Prosper, Inc. the Utah 2005 Entrepreneur of the Year Winner in the area of Marketing & Communications.
In more than 125 cities in 40 countries worldwide, Ernst &Young presents its annual Entrepreneur Of The Year® (EOY) award to the most successful and innovative entrepreneurial business leaders around the globe.
The EOY winners are selected by an independent judging panel in each country. Winning this award enhances reputations, bolsters employee morale, and even improves lender relations! All winners become lifetime members of The Entrepreneur Of The Year Hall of Fame, which is part of the Entrepreneur Of The Year Academy.