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Regional Activities: What’s New

Cecelia Jankowski, Managing Director2006 Region 4 Meeting

28-29 January 2006

Our Recent Accomplishments Sections Congress 2005 New membership portal myIEEE – one-stop & personalized for members ieee.TV initiative Comprehensive redesign of join & renew

membership collateral Launched geographic unit asset protection

program for 300+ units Young Professionals Mentoring Pilot Established new Global Student Competitions

and Awards

Current Challenges Ensure the value—associated benefits and

relevance--of IEEE membership in the face of rapidly changing technological & social environments

Develop and grow the IEEE Membership Business Coordinate product & program development &

implementation Assess finances of the membership business & new

member products Global Activity – role of geographic units

Ensure the vitality and contributions of the geographic units

Optimize the RAB geographic unit structure Encourage member/geounit growth & development

Volunteerism Attracting & retaining good volunteers (Particularly

industry related) Enhance opportunities for volunteers at all levels

Geographic Units – 31 Dec 20052005 2004 Diff

Regions 10 10 0

Areas 29 29 0

Sections 311 307 4

Sub Sections 34 32 2

Technical Chapters 1,552 1,446 106

Affinity Groups 214 147 67

Geographic Councils 17 17 0

Student Branches 1,434 1,333 101

Student Branch Chapters 382 345 37

Student Branch Affinity Groups 60 36 24

Total 4,043 3,702 341

Helping Sections to Service Members

SAMIEEE – Volunteer access to member data & demographics

EWH – Web Hosting for over 1,150 units

e-Notice - Electronic newsletter subscription service – 522 units enrolled (Regions, Councils, Sections, Subsections, Chapters, Societies, Student Branches and Conferences)

Enabling Member Communications

Providing Member Relationship Management

2005 Membership Statistics 31 Dec 2005

Total Members: 367,395 (+0.5%) Total HG Members: 293,525 (-1.2%) Total Students: 73,870 (+8.1%) Total Affiliates: 27,226 (-0.2%) Total Society Memberships: 346,532 (-

1.6%)

Membership Totals by Region

Region Final 2005 Final 2004 % Change

Region 1 39,191 39,952 -1.9%

Region 2 33,617 34,070 -1.3%

Region 3 30,576 30,720 -0.5%

Region 4 24,325 24,732 -1.6%

Region 5 29,681 30,127 -1.5%

Region 6 60,870 61,540 -1.1%

US Subtotal 218,260 221,141 -1.3%

Region 7 15,380 15,107 1.8%

Region 8 56,953 53,471 6.5%

Region 9 14,269 12,216 16.8%

Region 10 62,533 63,548 -1.6%

Non-US Subtotal 149,135 144,342 3.3%

Total IEEE 367,395 365,483 0.5%

Membership by RegionHigher Grade & Students

Region HG Change Students Change

Region 1 35,165 -2.1% 4,026 0.1%

Region 2 29,854 -1.3% 3,763 -1.6%

Region 3 26,013 -0.2% 4,563 -1.7%

Region 4 20,255 -1.7% 4,070 -1.5%

Region 5 25,389 -0.9% 4,292 -5.0%

Region 6 54,202 -0.5% 6,668 -5.7%

US Subtotal 190,878 -1.1% 27,382 -2.9%

Region 7 12,026 1.1% 3,354 4.6%

Region 8 42,058 3.8% 14,895 14.9%

Region 9 6,873 5.8% 7,396 29.3%

Region 10 41,690 -8.0% 20,843 14.2%

Non-US Subtotal 102,647 -1.5% 46,488 15.8%

Total IEEE 293,525 -1.2% 73,870 8.1%

Top 10 Membership Countries

2005 Rank Country

2005 Membership

% of All IEEE Mbrs

1 UNITED STATES 219125 59.6%

2 INDIA 22134 6.0%

3 CANADA 15517 4.2%

4 JAPAN 12702 3.5%

5 UNITED KINGDOM 8459 2.3%

6 CHINA (including HONG KONG & MACAU)

6351 1.7%

7 AUSTRALIA 6069 1.7%

8 GERMANY 5941 1.6%

9 KOREA 4072 1.1%

10 MEXICO 3999 1.1%

Total IEEE Membership - US vs non-US

62.2%60.5%

59.4%

37.8%39.5%

40.6%

62.0%62.4%63.9%64.8%

67.1%68.5%

69.7%70.8%

38.0%37.6%36.1%35.2%

32.9%31.5%

30.3%29.2%

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Graduate Student Member (GSM) What is it?

A new Membership Grade Qualifications:

GSMs must meet existing qualifications for Member grade, while also carrying carry at least 50% of a normal full-time academic program as a registered graduate student in a course of study in an IEEE- designated field

Rights and Privileges: Graduate Student Members shall have all the rights and

privileges of Members, including voting and eligibility to hold volunteer offices reserved for Members.

Dues: At the present time GSMs will be assessed dues and fees

at the existing Student rates.

GSM Implementation Schedule

The formal assignment of the Graduate Student Member grade will occur with the commencement of the 2007 renewal cycle (Sept 2006)

Upon renewal for 2007, those eligible will be issued membership cards reflecting their new grade.

Qualifying new members will also be assigned the GSM grade and issued the appropriate membership card commencing Sep 2006

GSM’s will be eligible to vote in the 2006 election (for 2007 officeholders) and will be issued ballots

Revenue Source 2005BDues $29,380.8

IEEE-USA Assessment 4,819.2

Regional Assessments 748.4

Society Dues/Member Optional Pubs 16,877.7

Member Digital Library 1,750.0

Financial Advantage Royalties 4,300.2

Standards Association Membership 352.8

TOTAL $58,229.1

Excludes conference registration fees and product purchases by members.

Member-Related Revenues

$=000

IEEE Membership Overview

Strategy Foundations…

Membership Development Lifecycle Applying product management to Membership value and markets development Asymmetrical tactics (one size does not fit all); mass customization

Member Life-Time Value Predictive modeling of future behavior Assists with strategy development, e.g., assessing retention and recruitment priorities and

investment levels

IEEE Membership Strategy

“myIEEE” – entry page (September 2005 release)

Volunteer Recruitment

Benefit modules & other IEEE

news

myIEEE FEATURES

Personalized list of technical memberships

Personalized recommendations based on technical interest profile

Greeting module Member’s name, member #, and Section

Membership ManagementSelf-service account management

Utility desktops Tool clusters and member benefit modules. Volunteer desktop for volunteers.

Project Update - IEEE.tv Pilot IEEE.tv TECHNOLOGIES

& VIEWERIEEE.tv Viewer …

Integrated & real-time IEEE resources

Program menu

Banner Advertisement

Playing program

Evolving Membership Value & Marketing

2005

2006

2007

Launch of myIEEE™

Pilot for IEEE mentoring program

IEEE.tv PilotOnline Membership Directory

Redesigned Membership Brochures

New, Annual Benefits Update

New, Membership CD-ROM

Regional Activities Staff ContactsCecelia Jankowski [email protected] 732 562 5504

RAB, Membership, geographic unit activities & programs, OFACDan Toland [email protected] 732 562 5515

Administration - RAB Support (Strategic Planning, Finances, Awards), Geographic Unit Operations (Section, Chapter & Affinity Group formations, geographic unit rebate processing), Life Members Activities, Sections Congress

Mike Binder [email protected] 732 562 5514Membership Operations, Admission & Advancement, GOLD, Industry Relations

John Day [email protected] 732 562 6356Membership Marketing & Communications, Electronic Business Opportunities, Member Web Portal

Laura Durrett [email protected] 732 562 5523Student operations & activities, Student Branch formations, student program development, IEEE Potentials

Vera Sharoff [email protected] 732 562 5509Information Processing – Volunteer/& Member Electronic Services Development, SAMIEEE, Entity Web Hosting

Fanny Su (Singapore) [email protected] (011) 65 6778 2873Internet Conferencing for Sections/Chapters, project development, Region 10 activities support, Communications Society Asia-Pacific activities support