Membership Types
The National Concierge Association (NCA) was founded in 1998 by a group of Concierges who found a need to maintain contacts with other Concierge professionals across the United States. The purpose of the NCA is to promote the highest level of competence in the profession, to set standards of Concierge Services and to stay abreast of current trends in today's evolving marketplace via our unparalleled network of informational resources. For that logic, there are two membership types for our members.
Concierge
Concierge Individual with the title of Concierge, Concierge business owner, or manager who has been a Concierge for six months or longer. Providing Concierge Services to their clients.
Become A
Certified Concierge
The National Concierge Association grants “NCA Certified Concierge™” status to NCA Concierge members based on consistency of Concierge services excellence, continuing education with the hospitality industry, community involvement and activity in the organization. Once approved for the designation, NCA Certified Concierges™ are entitled to wear the distinctive gold pin signifying his or her inclusion in the elite corps of NCA Concierge professionals.
Associate Concierge
Hospitality industry professional who does not have the title of Concierge but whose position includes duties comparable to that of a Concierge.
Become A
Certified Concierge with NCA
The National Concierge Association (NCA) grants Associate Concierge the status Certified Concierge as they have proven to be members that consistently deliver similar concierge service excellence, are continuing education within the hospitality industry, community involvement and activity in the organization. Once approved for the designation, NCA Associate Concierge is presented a golden ceremonial pin.