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Members include career counselors, coaches, career-development facilitators, consultant-educators, researchers, HR consultants, workforce-development staff and students — typically working in schools, colleges, workforce agencies, community-based career centers, human resources departments, or private-practice career consultancy. National Career Development Association (NCDA) represents professionals in career development — including school and higher‑ed counselors, career coaches, private‑practice counselors, workforce-development staff, and others providing career services. Founded originally in 1913 (as the National Vocational Guidance Association) and renamed NCDA in 1985, the organization counts tens of thousands of certified career‑services providers among its membership. NCDA offers credentialing, continuing‑education, publications, conferences and advocacy — making it a powerful and unified voice for career professionals whose reach and purchasing power offer advertisers a targeted, engaged audience of career‑minded individuals.