Aimee is currently studying to obtain her Certified Legal Manager (CLM) certification through the Association of Legal Administrators (ALA).

“The Association of Legal Administrators (ALA) is the credentialing body of the Certified Legal Manager (CLM)^® Program. ALA is the premier professional association connecting leaders and managers within the legal industry. We provide extensive professional development, collaborative peer communities, strategic operational solutions, and business partner connections empowering our members to lead the business of law. 

ALA offers the opportunity for individuals to add to their credentials by becoming a Certified Legal Manager (CLM)^®. The certification program allows a qualified legal management professional to demonstrate, through an examination process, a mastery of the core areas of knowledge identified as essential to the effective performance of a principal administrator.”

For more information about ALA or their certification programs, please visit the following link:

ALA-CLM Certification

Aimee is currently studying to obtain her Certified Professional (CP) certification from the Society for Human Resources Management (SHRM).

“SHRM-certified HR professionals stand out in the workplace for the all the right reasons. Their credentials demonstrate their mastery of the HR competencies and knowledge necessary to be an effective and strategic HR professional. SHRM certification is the only HR certification offered by the world’s largest HR membership organization. As the industry leader in HR professional development, SHRM has supported more than 100,000 employers representing 115 million employees worldwide.”

For more information about SHRM or their certification programs, please visit the following link:

SHRM Certification

Aimee M. McCroskey is certified as a First Aid, CPR/AED (Adult, Child, Infant) Responder by the American Red Cross. Her certification was renewed on November 10, 2022.

“You may not realize it, but the response time for first responders after 911 is called averages 8-12 minutes, and during sudden cardiac arrest – each minute that defibrillation is delayed reduces someone’s chances of survival by approximately 10%. This is why, at the American Red Cross, we support the position that improved training and access to AEDs could save 50,000 lives each year. In fact, we believe that all Americans should be within four minutes of an AED and someone trained to use it.

The Red Cross CPR/AED certification program is designed and taught by experts. Our courses not only satisfy OSHA-mandated job requirements (or workplace and other regulatory requirements), but are fast, easy, informative and affordable. In addition, they’re delivered in a variety of ways – including in-person and via our best-in-class blended learning, which combines online course work with in-person skills sessions. This way, you can choose the option that suits you best.

Our First Aid, CPR and AED certification programs are typically combined, giving you the opportunity to get certified in three important areas during one convenient class. Certification takes just a few short hours, but with the skills you’ll learn – you can help save a life.”

If you are interested in becoming certified yourself, or wish to host a certification class for your employees, please contact American Red Cross at the following link:

American Red Cross CPR Certification
American Red Cross First Aid, CPR, AED (Adult, Child, and Infant) Certification – dated 11.10.2022 expires 11.10.2024