The Pikes Peak Consultant’s Roundtable creates a trusting, respectful and fun place to support and motivate our members’ growth. Members and guests meet monthly and make new contacts, participate in discussions, gain new ideas, and share information about topics of importance to consultants.

PPCRT CONSULTANT CODE OF ETHICS
Members of the Pikes Peak Consultant’s Roundtable (PPCRT) commit to operate with integrity, competence, and objectivity in all aspects of their businesses, in relationships with both clients and other consultants.

• We are genuine, honest, non-deceptive, accurate and fair in all interactions with clients and peers.
• We accept only engagements we are qualified to perform.
• We specify the basis for fees and expenses in advance of every engagement.
• We treat all client information with respect and the highest level of confidentiality and avoid the unauthorized use of confidential or proprietary information, from any source.
• We develop and implement solutions that we believe are realistic, practical, and beneficial for the client.
• We inform our clients of biases and influences we realize could affect our objectivity.
• We advocate continuous learning to advance our knowledge and abilities and willingly share with other PPCRT members the lessons of our experience.
• We support every other PPCRT member in his or her professional endeavors.
• We refrain from knowingly initiating and engaging in correspondence or discussion with other member's clients without prior knowledge and agreement of the member.
  
• We refer the PPCRT organization and/or individual qualified members to prospective clients when appropriate.

It is every member’s responsibility to report any violations of the Code of Ethics to a member of the Pikes Peak Consultant’s Roundtable Leadership Council.