A certificate Innovation Professional GInI Certified Innovation Professional (CInP)

The GInI Certified Innovation Professional (CInP) credential is a globally recognized professional certification that validates advanced knowledge of business innovation and innovation management for professionals across a wide range of industries.

It demonstrates that certified professionals possess the essential knowledge and practical skills in innovation tools and methodologies, including research and insight generation, data analysis, ideation and brainstorming, the GInI Breakthrough Innovation Methodology, Design Thinking, innovation project structuring and management, the GInI Innovation Management System, the roles and responsibilities of innovation managers, innovation leadership and team development, intrapreneurship and organizational engagement, open innovation, innovation storytelling, and idea evaluation and selection.

For working professionals seeking to expand their responsibilities in leading innovation initiatives, the GInI Certified Innovation Professional (CInP) credential provides official recognition of their readiness to manage innovation projects and lead innovation teams within their organizations.

• 01

  Meet One of the Following Eligibility Requirements

  • At least one year of professional work experience with a Master's degree or higher.
  • At least two years of professional work experience and a Bachelor’s degree.
  • At least four years of professional work experience for candidates with qualifications below a Bachelor’s degree.
  • Provide proof of ownership of the GInI Applied Innovation Master Book.
• 02

  Choose Your Learning Path

  • Self-Study: Prepare for the exam at your own pace after obtaining the official reference book.
  • Instructor-Led Learning: Enroll in a course delivered by a GInI Authorized Training Provider.
• 03

  Apply for and successfully pass the GInI Certified Innovation Professional (CInP) examination.

  The CInP examination is a 90-minute test consisting of 90 multiple-choice questions, with a minimum passing score of 60%. To maintain the certification, credential holders must earn 45 Innovation Development Units (IDUs) every three years or retake and successfully pass the examination.