Welcome to another insightful episode of The Association 100 podcast. Today, we are joined by Mike Armstrong, CEO of the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB). Mike shares NCARB's innovative initiatives aimed at modernizing the architectural licensure process, focusing on inclusivity and technological advancements.
Key Highlights:
Leadership Philosophy: Mike discusses his approach to balancing regulatory rigor with user-centric policies, ensuring licensure protects public health and safety while being accessible and inclusive.
Data-Driven Decisions: Learn how NCARB uses demographic data to identify and address unconscious bias in their examination and licensure processes, leading to concrete steps towards greater inclusivity.
Technological Advancements: Explore how NCARB leverages remote proctoring and AI to streamline licensing exams, enhancing accessibility and efficiency for candidates.
Policy Changes: Mike delves into the significant impact of retiring the restrictive rolling clock policy, making the licensure process more flexible and accommodating diverse career paths.
Future Goals: Discover NCARB's forward-looking initiatives, including redesigning the licensure path and creating a new competency framework to better prepare future architects.
Join us as Mike Armstrong offers valuable insights into how NCARB is leading the charge in transforming licensure processes, providing actionable strategies for association professionals to enhance inclusivity and leverage technology.
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