Certified Valuation Analyst (CVA)

Determine, Defend, and Maximize Company Value®
Business valuation is the "Gold Rush" of the century. 10 million small businesses will change hands over the next 10 years. Could you confidently advise your clients if they came to you faced with these issues?
- An opportunity arises to sell or merge the business
- They are faced with transitioning the business to family members or other partners
- They are looking to expand the business and need to secure capital
- They are taking on new partners and need to determine buy-in price
- They are reaching retirement and considering an exit strategy
- Business partners or shareholders are exiting, requiring the business to be divided or dissolved
- They are embroiled in financial litigation
- They want to focus energies to grow company value


Start now on the Pathway to the Most Widely Recognized and Global Business Valuation Credential: the CVA
Click the steps on the interactive infographic to learn more or contact Member/Client Services at (800) 677-2009.
*Applicants who do not meet the qualifications can apply for and pursue the credential, and hold the CVA Candidate Status until the qualifications are met.
The Business Valuation Certification and Training Center (BVTC) training teaches to the Core Body of Knowledge for a business valuation designation.
Understanding and applying the generally accepted business valuation methodologies and approaches and adhering to professional standards that govern the business valuation profession, will put you in a stronger position to better serve your clients.
Taught by seasoned business valuation experts, the training delivers the most comprehensive and complete foundational training, teaching to the international body of knowledge on how to value private business enterprises, and prepares attendees to pass any business valuation certification exam offered in the profession.
The BVTC is offered via live/online webcasts, self-study, and on-demand.
The Valuation Credentialing Board (VCB) does not require, accredit, approve, endorse, or recommend any education or training programs and/or products designed or intended to prepare candidates for CVA certification. The VCB has no involvement in the development or delivery of such programs or products.
The Valuation Credentialing Board (VCB) is solely responsible for essential decisions related to the development, administration, and ongoing maintenance of the CVA certification program. Impartiality is central to carrying out all of the VCB’s certification activities. The VCB establishes and implements policies to manage conflicts of interest and ensure the objectivity of its certification activities.