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North Texas Chapter |
Becoming a North Texas Chapter Member
Membership is open to those interested in the field of business continuity, emergency management, risk management, and other similar disciplines. Individual Memberships are renewed on an annual basis. The chapter offers a Reduced Rate Program to qualifying individuals who remain active with the North Texas chapter. All members must adhere to the ACP Code of Ethics. Individual Members in good standing have voting rights on issues affecting the association. If you have additional questions about joining the North Texas Chapter of ACP, please contact the Director of Membership.
Frequently Asked Questions
For more than 40 years, the North Texas Chapter of ACP has been the heart of a thriving community dedicated to business continuity, disaster recovery, and organizational resilience. We're not just a professional association — we're a network of doers, innovators, and leaders who keep communities, businesses, and institutions prepared for whatever comes next.
When you join North TX ACP, you become part of a national network shaping the future of our field through collaboration, education, and leadership. Local membership opens doors to:
Connect and collaborate. Share experiences, strategies, and lessons learned with peers across industries and sectors.
Grow your skills. Dive into an ever‑expanding library of tools, templates, and best practices to strengthen your expertise.
Earn as you learn. Receive continuing education credits for active participation in meetings and events.
Build your professional reputation. Gain visibility, take on leadership roles, and grow your influence in a respected professional network.
Save while you develop. Enjoy exclusive member discounts on conferences, training, and other professional resources.
Whether you’re an experienced professional or just getting started in continuity and resilience, North TX ACP is where knowledge, opportunity, and purpose meet. Join us — and help shape the next 40 years of resilience leadership in North Texas, and beyond.
If you’re asking yourself, “Is ACP right for me?” - the answer is a resounding YES! If you have an interest or are actively involved in business continuity, emergency management, risk management, or similar disciplines, ACP is the perfect platform for you.
Our community is diverse, dynamic, and dedicated to learning and sharing knowledge about business continuity planning and organizational resilience. By joining ACP, you’re not just becoming a member of an association, you’re becoming part of a professional family that supports and grows together.
So, if you’re ready to expand your horizons, enhance your skills, and connect with like-minded professionals, then ACP is definitely the right choice for you. Join us today and let’s shape the future of business continuity and organizational resilience together!
As an ACP member, you gain access to a vibrant community of over 1,000 active members across chapters spanning America. And we’re not stopping there - our community is rapidly growing, offering boundless opportunities for connection and learning.
Absolutely! We encourage participation from members across the country. If you travel extensively, join the Chapter where you would attend most of your meetings. Feel free to contact any ACP Chapter located where you are traveling and RSVP for meetings.
How much does it cost?
The cost is $165.00 USD for an annual membership to the chapter. Membership is for a 12-month period from the date you joined.
Yes, they are. ACP National dues are $125, and The North TX ACP chapter has a $40 annual membership fee. (165.00 total)
What if I can’t afford the annual membership dues?
The North Texas chapter offers a Reduced Rate Program to qualifying individuals who remain active with the North Texas chapter. For more information, follow this link or contact the Membership Director.
Is ACP a non-profit organization?
ACP is a non-profit, tax-exempt professional association registered with the Internal Revenue Service as a 501(c)6 business league. Individual and Organizational membership dues, sponsorships, and other money paid to ACP are not considered charitable contributions but may be deductible business expenses. Consult your tax advisor for information and advice.
Does ACP provide certifications?
While ACP does not provide professional certifications, we partner with well-known and reputable organizations that do. Please see the Partners and Resources sections on our website for additional information.
