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ACA Culture

“I joined for the systems and stayed for the people."

That is a statement you will hear repeatedly from ACA members. ACA is a close-knit community of like-minded advisors who share similar practice styles.  As such, a great deal of knowledge sharing takes place via our online community, in person at our annual conference, and through member-formed special interest groups. This type of collaborative community is consistently cited as an invaluable benefit of membership.

Member-Driven Volunteer Organization

ACA relies heavily on member involvement. As a member-driven organization the contributions made by members are critical to the advancement of other members and the organization at large. As a member you will be encouraged and expected to share your knowledge based on your skills and interests. When you join you will be asked to identify where and how you would like to participate. Based on your responses you will be directed to the appropriate project or initiative.

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