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The Connecticut Private Investigators Association is a professional fraternity,
focused on education, sharing, support and forging relationships in a professional environment based on respect and camaraderie.

Reasons to join CPIA

Why Join CPIA?

Joining the Connecticut Private Investigators Association (CPIA) provides licensed Private Investigators (both in and outside of Connecticut) with an invaluable network of peers, access to professional development opportunities, and a platform for staying updated on industry and legislative regulations and best practices. It also enhances credibility and visibility within the field.

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Why you Should Hire a Private Investigator that is a Member of CPIA

Hiring a Licensed Private Investigator who belongs to our Association offers several benefits. First, it ensures they meet certain professional standards and ethics. Second, association membership often indicates ongoing training and access to resources, improving their skills and knowledge. This offers you peace of mind and assurance of quality services when you hire someone that is a member in good standing at CPIA.

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Become a Sponsor for CPIA

Sponsoring CPIA can provide visibility and credibility within the industry. It’s a strategic way to showcase support for professional development, networking and ethical standards. Plus, it offers opportunities to connect with potential clients and collaborators.

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BENEFITS OF JOINING CPIA

NETWORKING

VETTED LICENSED PI'S

RECOGNITION BY NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS.

INDUSTRY KNOWLEDGE

SUPPORT AND CAMARADERIE

DIRECT MESSAGING TO MEMBERS FOR HELP OR GUIDANCE

MARKETING

EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES

DEVELOP PUBLIC SPEAKING AND ORGANIZATIONAL SKILLS

LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

GROW AS AN INDIVIDUAL IN YOUR FIELD

ACCESS TO TOP OF LINE DATA PROVIDERS

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In 2016, a group of investigators from five established Connecticut firms created an unofficial forum of investigative professionals that have since been meeting twice a year, in a forum setting focused on sharing and learning. Our foundation of professionalism and camaraderie has proven very popular with the 30 or so investigators who have attended our meetings.

The forum founders have decided to fill the need for a state organization and have formed CPIA, the Connecticut Private Investigators Association. This association will bring together the best and brightest from all over the state.