Ethics or Code of Conduct Violation:
Breaching GPM Global’s Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct—such as engaging in dishonesty, misrepresentation, or unprofessional behavior—can result in the revocation of your GPM-b certification or eligibility.
Fraudulent Information:
Providing false or misleading information in your GPM-b application, during verification, or at any stage of the certification process is considered a serious violation that may lead to revocation.
Cheating or Exam Misconduct:
Any form of exam-related misconduct, including cheating, using or sharing unauthorized exam materials, impersonation, or violating exam procedures, may result in your certification being revoked.
Failure to Maintain Certification:
Failing to complete the required recertification or renewal procedures—such as submitting professional development units (PDUs) or maintaining accurate records—can lead to suspension and eventual revocation of your GPM-b credential.
Non-Compliance with GPM Global Policies:
Ignoring requests for verification, failing to cooperate during audits or ethics reviews, or violating any policy set forth by GPM Global may result in the cancellation of your GPM-b certification status.
Review GPM Global’s Notification:
Carefully read the revocation notice sent by GPM Global. It will explain the specific reason for the revocation of your GPM-b certification and outline any next steps, appeal options, or deadlines you must follow.
Contact GPM Global:
If you need clarification regarding the revocation or guidance on how to resolve the issue, reach out to GPM Global through their official support channels or ethics department. Clear communication is essential to understand the process and possible resolutions.
Submit an Appeal:
If you believe the revocation was issued in error or based on a misunderstanding, you may file a formal appeal. Ensure that your appeal is submitted within the timeframe stated in the revocation notice and follows GPM Global’s appeal procedures.
Provide Supporting Evidence:
Gather and submit all relevant documentation to support your case, such as communication records, training certificates, audit reports, or any other materials that demonstrate compliance or clarify the situation.
You will lose your GPM-b credential or eligibility permanently in cases involving fraud, misconduct, or serious ethical violations.
Depending on the severity of the violation, you may be restricted from reapplying for a specific period or barred indefinitely from obtaining GPM certification in the future.
Your name will also be removed from GPM Global’s official registry of active GPM-b credential holders and will no longer appear in any public listings of certified professionals.
Always provide accurate and verifiable information in your GPM-b application and during any verification or audit process.
Strictly adhere to GPM Global’s Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct in all aspects of your professional practice.
Never share, copy, or reproduce any GPM Global exam materials or proprietary content.
Ensure your certification renewal or recertification process is completed on time by following GPM Global’s guidelines and maintaining accurate and up-to-date records.
Maintain open and transparent communication with GPM Global if any issues or questions arise during your GPM-b certification or renewal process.
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