Strategic Imperatives
Over the course of six months, the Board and staff of the MTA engaged the membership in discussions regarding the key goals of the Association. Taken together with the MTA's current three-tenet mission statement, these imperatives constitute a living document that will change over time, and serve to direct the Association toward its key functions and objectives.
- Increase the Market Technicians Association's penetration in public and investment communities around the world with the goal of increased visibility for technical market analysis and increased benefits for local MTA members.
- Update our technology for members and prospective members through better web design.
- Ensure the Chartered Market Technician designation is unassailable as the most credible accreditation for professionals demonstrating proficiency in the field of technical market analysis.
- Ensure that the Market Technicians Association is the leading repository and disseminator of quality technical market analysis knowledge and education.
- Proactively assist membership in understanding technical analysis job dynamics by providing tools for success.
- Expand marketing of technical market analysis and the value of the Chartered Market Technician designation within each market our members operate.
- Actively support technical market analysis collaboration globally.
- The MTA maintains a healthy, positive, and professional community to support our staff and volunteers alike, each of whom are critically important in achieving our mission.
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