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ibstpi® Vision
To be the leader in setting international standards in the areas of training, instruction, learning and performance improvement.

ibstpi® Mission

We develop, validate and promote implementation of international standards to advance training, instruction, learning and performance improvement for individuals and organizations.

Values

The ibstpi® core values direct and inform strategy, tactics, operations and evolution of the board.

  • Integrity - The board's values, processes and recommendations are in harmony with each other.
  • Commitment to excellence - The board commits to meeting the highest standards of quality, exceeding the expectations of its stakeholders.
  • Ethical practice - The board's processes and decisions are carried out with consideration and respect for other people and organizations.
  • Diverse perspectives - The board improves its products and processes by seeking out and encouraging a variety of views and opinions.
  • Collaboration - The work of the board will be better and its products of greater value if its processes draw on the best that each individual has to offer.

Guiding Principles

The values direct the board's practices

  • Leadership by example - The board and each of its members operate by the standards they espouse for others.
  • Evidence-based decision-making - Make rational decisions based on reliable data and consistent processes.
  • Collaborative development and implementation - Practices emerge from discussion, cooperation and a variety of viewpoints.
  • Global influence and relevance - Standards reach beyond national and cultural boundaries.
  • Continuous improvement - Products and processes, no matter how good they are, can always be made better.
  • Board continuity - The board respects and acknowledges the work of previous board members to inform current and emerging practice.
  • Service to the profession - The board supports and mentors organizations and individuals to foster implementation of standards