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Engage before the Exchange: Complete session surveys and serve as a Speed Mentor!

Our I.C.E. Exchange speakers are already preparing their sessions. Review their requests below and contribute before and during the event.

Can we have our cake and eat it, too? AI can be cost effective. Can it be fair?

The I.C.E. DEI Committee is gathering input from the credentialing community on how organizations are using or exploring AI in exam development and administration. Your responses will help us better understand current practices, perceived benefits, and the safeguards or resources that may be needed to support fair, responsible, and effective AI use in assessment work.

Complete the Survey by October 13

Certification in a Time of Disruption: Navigating Uncertainty in a Shifting Political Climate- To Regulate or not to Regulate – That is the question.

The I.C.E. Government Affairs Committee request that you please take 1-2 minutes to fill out the survey to share what advocacy you are or are not doing and what challenges you are encountering so they can address your responses during the presentation.

Complete the Survey by October 13

The AI Power Hour: I.C.E. and ATP AI committees join forces to report on the future of AI in credentialing

The Institute for Credentialing Excellence (I.C.E.) is conducting this survey to understand how certification and credentialing organizations are thinking about, using, and preparing for artificial intelligence (AI). Your responses will inform I.C.E. resources, guidance, and programming to help member organizations navigate AI thoughtfully and responsibly. This questionnaire takes approximately 10 minutes to complete and contains 18 questions across five short sections. Individual responses will be kept confidential; results will be reported only in aggregate or de-identified form unless you indicate otherwise. Please respond on behalf of your organization to the best of your knowledge.

The findings wll be presented at the Exchnage.

Complete the Survey by October 12

Speed Mentoring: Fast Conversations, Lasting Career Impact

Session speakers are seeking experienced and passionate professionals to serve as mentors during this session. Review the requirements and complete the form by October 7.

What is “Speed Mentoring”?

Speed mentoring is a structured, high-impact networking experience designed to accelerate professional growth, foster meaningful connections, and strengthen the credentialing community. Through a series of fast-paced 10-minute conversations, small groups of participants (4–6 individuals) engage directly with experienced professionals to gain practical insights, career guidance, and diverse perspectives. Participants select topics and mentors aligned with their interests, ask focused questions, and receive actionable advice they can apply immediately. By creating multiple opportunities for connection in a single session, speed mentoring helps participants expand their networks, discover new ideas, and identify relationships and conversations that can continue well beyond the event. The speakers will only contact you regarding the mentoring opportunity, and your information will be deleted after engagement in the event.

You will be provided additional information about the session structure and mentor expectations closer to the conference.

Complete the Form to Serve as a Mentor by October 7

Requirements:

  1. You must already be attending the conference
  2. You must not be presenting your own session at the same time
  3. You have a passion for mentoring
  4. Demonstrated experience or practical insight in at least one mentoring topic

Share your expertise, support a colleague’s growth, and help create meaningful connections across the credentialing community at the 2026 I.C.E. Exchange!

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