Critical Care Cardiology as a unique discipline has grown substantially over the past few decades. The number of board-certified, dual-trained critical care cardiologists has increased significantly, as have the number of physicians dedicated specifically to the care of the critically ill patients with cardiovascular disease who occupy today’s CICUs. At the same time, care within the CICU has benefitted from an enhanced focus on multidisciplinary collaboration, with the pivotal involvement of key care partners including but not limited to nurses, nurse practitioners (NPs), physician assistants (PAs), perfusionists, respiratory and mechanical circulatory support (MCS) specialists, critical care pharmacists, physical therapists, and others. As a result of this growth and expansion, there is a need for a professional society that can serve as a home and voice for all of these stakeholders, as well as our patients, their families, and communities.