The Monitoring Association Names Chris Mahoney Director of Certification
The Monitoring Association (TMA) named Chris Mahoney as its new director of certification.
In this newly created leadership role, Mahoney will lead the growth and evolution of TMA’s certification portfolio, including the Five Diamond, FirstNet and IQ programs, while developing new credentialing opportunities to support workforce development and professional advancement throughout the professional monitoring and response industry.
Mahoney brings more than a decade of experience in certification, education and program management. Most recently, he served as senior manager of program development for the National Apartment Association, where he oversaw credentialing and training programs serving more than 10,000 professionals annually, launched micro-credential programs, managed exam development and supported accreditation initiatives.
“Chris brings a rare combination of certification expertise, strategic thinking and program development experience,” said Whitney A. Doll, CEO, TMA. “As our industry continues to evolve, investing in professional development and credentialing is critical to ensuring a strong workforce and maintaining the highest standards of excellence. Chris will play a key role in advancing TMA’s strategic vision and expanding the value of our certification programs for both companies and individuals.”
Prior to joining the National Apartment Association, Mahoney served as director of career and program development for the Apartment Association of Greater Orlando, where he expanded certification programs, built workforce development partnerships and created career advancement opportunities for industry professionals.
“TMA’s certification programs are recognized throughout the industry as symbols of excellence and commitment to best practices,” Mahoney said. “I am excited to work with TMA members and industry leaders to strengthen existing programs, develop new credentialing pathways and help advance the next generation of monitoring professionals.”
The expansion of TMA’s certification programs is a key component of the association’s strategic plan to strengthen the professional monitoring and response industry through workforce development, education and standards-based excellence. By creating new opportunities for professional recognition and career advancement, TMA aims to help member companies attract, develop and retain talented professionals while reinforcing the industry’s commitment to public safety and exceptional service.
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