Joining the CCRO
The CCRO is an independent non-profit corporation, funded through its member dues. Member dues are based on a 12-month cycle, beginning on the anniversary of the month you first join. We have engaged all types of companies as members, and accommodated expert individuals & educational institutions as well. If you have any questions about your eligibility to join, just contact us by e-mail today!
Members are companies, with each assigning CCRO seats to their senior professionals that have an important role in managing energy risks of the company. These member professionals (today well over 100 of them) come from many company functions, as reflected by the titles you’ll see in the membership listing. Whether a CRO, part of the CRO’s staff, or from the finance, treasury, or other function, we all seek to work together to share knowledge and experience in a productive community of peers.
There are two classes of CCRO member companies although both are equivalent in terms of access and participation in meetings. Advocates do carry some additional expectations with regard to participation & leadership in our working groups. Download the privileges included for each member class below:
These companies include at least one energy industry segment as a core business.
Dues are 12mo @ $15,000 including three seats
Additional seats (equal privileges) $2,500ea/yr
Seat has unlimited access to all materials, events, and initiatives
Enterprise Membership option, includes subsidiaries & ten total seats ($20k)
Eg. Both US and Europe business units are included, with 5 seats each region
Advocate is an industry “solution provider” with products and services in clear alignment with our CCRO mission
Experienced experts; desire to actively participate alongside Industry Members
Our Advocate members support CCRO through a balance of financial dues and in-kind contributions of expertise
Seat holders must be nominated for CCRO approval
A limited number of Advocate seats are available to keep our total membership comprised largely of Industry seats
