Circular Economy Institute launches CEI Professional Membership

 

Circular Economy Institute

The Circular Economy Institute (CEI) has launched a new global professional membership programme.

The Institute says its CEI Professional Membership creates a clear career progression for people working in the circular economy:

  • CEI Trained – Foundational recognition for those beginning their circular economy career.
  • CEI Advanced Practitioner – For experienced professionals implementing circular solutions and demonstrating practical expertise.
  • CEI Fellow – For recognised leaders driving strategic circular transformation.

Commenting on the announcement, Katie Cockburn, Senior Director for Policy, Media and Education at the Circular Economy Institute, said: “We are thrilled to launch CEI Professional Membership. This is about progression and empowerment for the professionals at the forefront of the circular economy.”

“Our membership grades serve as a mark of credibility and professional standing, signalling to employers, clients, and peers that members can be trusted to deliver to high standards.”

“Professional Membership connects our global community and provides access to the critical knowledge, skills development, and collaboration opportunities needed to drive the essential circular shift.”

The CEI says the launch of the programme accelerates the transition from linear to circular models by equipping professionals with practical skills, recognised credentials, and peer networks that deliver measurable change.

The CEI is active in more than 40+ countries, with over 500 circular economy professionals trained.

It forms part of the wider CEI network, which includes the Circular Economy Club that has over 10,000 members across more than 280 local clubs in 140 countries.

Discover how CEI Professional Membership can support your career and help drive systems change.

 

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