Association of the Chemical Profession of British Columbia

Association of the Chemical Profession of British Columbia is the voice of chemical professionals in the province. Founded in 2007, the Association aims to promote the role of chemistry in the economic, social, and environmental well-being of the people of British Columbia. As a self-regulating professional association, its members are required to exceed defined standards of education and experience in the practice of chemistry. The organization focuses on promoting and increasing the knowledge, skill, and proficiency of its members in all activities relating to chemical sciences while ensuring high standards of competence, integrity, and ethics within the chemical profession in British Columbia.

The Association of the Chemical Profession of BC (ACPBC) was incorporated in May 2007 under the Society Act with seven directors. While the specific details regarding its headquarters, industries, last investment, and investors are not available at present, the association's dedication to upholding high standards of professional practice and its focus on promoting the field of chemistry in the region are notable.