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Planning for Career Development<br />

ACQUISITION CAREER DEVELOPMENTAL MODEL (ACDM)<br />

The U.S. Army Acquisition Support Center’s ACDM is a tool designed to assist<br />

Acquisition, Logistics, and Technology (AL&T) Workforce members identify and define their<br />

career goals, then successfully develop and implement a plan to achieve them. The focus<br />

is to build the entire organization from a holistic approach, ensuring that our <strong>acquisition</strong><br />

workforce is trained and certified while providing a solid foundation of <strong>experience</strong>.<br />

Functional, broadening, and strategic leadership competencies are key fundamentals<br />

in ensuring that we are fulfilling the business strategies of the U.S. Army. This applies<br />

across the spectrum of the U.S. Army Acquisition Corps, from senior leaders to the most<br />

junior intern. The ACDM depicts the suggested career path for both military and civilian<br />

workforce members to progress from functional to strategic leaders. To advance from one<br />

step to the next, the individual should discuss their career plans with their supervisor and<br />

mentors and document their plan and path in their Individual Development Plan. The ACDM<br />

pictorial below reflects the relationship between grade levels, certification, <strong>education</strong>,<br />

and leadership <strong>training</strong>. The <strong>training</strong> opportunities that AL&T workforce members should<br />

consider within the tiers are as follows:<br />

2012 AETE Catalog 8

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