Demonstrated professional capacity
Evidence of substantive capability developed and exercised in real professional settings.
Membership
SHARP seeks individuals who have accumulated something worth transferring — and who intend to transfer it.
SHARP membership is a professional standing within an institution, not a subscription. Members are considered for engagements where their experience is genuinely relevant, and they work under defined standards of conduct, independence and confidentiality.
Because SHARP presents its members to serious organizations, admission carries obligation in both directions. Members represent the institution; the institution stands behind the members.
What SHARP considers
Evidence of substantive capability developed and exercised in real professional settings.
Decisions carried under genuine consequence, including decisions that required correction.
Depth and variety of exposure sufficient to recognize patterns — and their exceptions.
Integrity, discretion, and the willingness to state an inconvenient conclusion accurately.
Genuine interest in applying capability to institutional problems, not simply in affiliation.
The ability to work within SHARP's standards of scope, conduct, confidentiality and independence.
Inquiry
A membership inquiry begins a conversation about your professional background, the nature of the work you have carried, and the contribution you are interested in making. It is a considered process rather than an application form, and SHARP treats every inquiry confidentially.
Begin a Membership InquiryHuman capacity is not created by employment, nor is it extinguished by retirement.
SHARP membership is intended to be respected precisely because admission is not automatic.