Membership
Your credential and its badge
Every CBA credential carries a digital badge, coloured by its field. Here are the files, the steps for adding a credential to a professional profile, an email signature that carries your badge, and the rules for displaying them.
Displaying a credential
1
Only while it is current
Display the badge and use the designation only while your credential is current. If it lapses, remove it, or say that it has expired.
2
At the level you hold
The badge states the credential’s level on its ribbon. Do not describe a Certificate or Practitioner credential as evidence of professional experience.
3
With the proof beside it
Link the badge to your entry in the public register wherever you can, and give your credential ID when asked. The register is the credential; the badge represents it.
4
As it was issued
Use the files on this page or your certification page. Do not redraw, recolour, crop or add to the badge: its colour identifies the field, and its lettering the credential.
These restate the first obligation of the Code of Professional Conduct, which binds every credential holder.
The badges
One design, in four colours: red for finance, green for accounting, blue for management and gold for technology. Each is available as a vector file, for print and design work, and as a PNG for profiles, posts and email.
Finance
Accounting
CBA-CAM
Accounting ManagerCBA-IFRS
IFRS Specialist
Management
CBA-AIM
AI-Driven ManagementCBA-COM
Operations ManagerCBA-CPM
Procurement & Supply ManagerCBA-CRP
Compliance & RiskCBA-DMP
Digital Marketing
Technology
CBA-AIG
AI GovernanceCBA-AIP
Artificial IntelligenceCBA-DAP
Data AnalyticsCBA-GAI
Generative AI
On your professional profile
On LinkedIn, add the credential to the Licences & certifications section of your profile, with these details. The credential URL lets anyone who reads your profile check the credential in one click.
To announce it in a post, attach the PNG of your badge and link to your register entry.
- Name
- The full title of the credential, for example “CBA Certified IFRS Specialist”.
- Issuing organisation
- Corporate Business Alliance
- Issue date
- The date of award shown in your register entry.
- Expiration date
- The expiry date shown in your register entry.
- Credential ID
- Your credential ID, exactly as the register shows it.
- Credential URL
- https://cba-uk.com/verify/ followed by your credential ID.

