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EAM, Inc. launches Accredited Professionals program to certify experts in ethical real estate development.
SEAM, Inc., a nonprofit dedicated to strengthening social equity in commercial real estate, has introduced the SEAM Accredited Professionals (AP) program. This initiative enables professionals worldwide to guide developers, property owners, and occupiers through SEAM's comprehensive certification framework, promoting projects that advance dignity, community well-being, and economic opportunity.
SEAM AP was created by Rainey Shane and Alex Demestihas, co-founders of the organization who recognized the real estate industry's potential to drive ethical change. Their vision is rooted in social science and aligned with international standards. "There is a need for a people-focused framework that embeds equity into real estate using clear principles," said Shane. "SEAM aligns business objectives with meaningful benefits for individuals and communities impacted by commercial real estate."
The SEAM Accredited Professionals program addresses the growing demand for specialized consultants in social sustainability. The self-paced online curriculum, developed with instructional design support from Raccoon Gang, equips professionals to apply SEAM's principles to projects worldwide. A credential exam, created by Caveon's award-winning team, ensures high quality and psychometric soundness.
To learn more about the SEAM AP credential and how to become accredited, visit seamcertification.org/accreditation.
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