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John Vig

John Vig. How to Make Your Section an Award Winning One. Region 10 Meeting Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia 24-25 March 2007. Annual Election. IEEE-wide turnout was 14% in both 2006 and 2005 12.4% (5117 of 41336) voted for P-E in R10 (2006) Section turnouts ranged from 6 to 793 (Seoul)

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John Vig

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  1. John Vig How to Make Your Section an Award Winning One Region 10 Meeting Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia 24-25 March 2007

  2. Annual Election • IEEE-wide turnout was 14% in both 2006 and 2005 • 12.4% (5117 of 41336) voted for P-E in R10 (2006) • Section turnouts ranged from 6 to 793 (Seoul) • ≤20 voted in 10 sections What can you do? • Election turnout a factor in “best section” selection? • Urge members to vote: • Ballot need not be mailed; all can vote on-line • Graduate student members can vote • Get to know the candidates – see their websites

  3. Transnational ScorecardGood News & Bad News 90 10 83 17 12 88 67 33 69 31 55 45 59 41

  4. What Can R10 & its Sections Do? • Identify & groom future leaders • Select those who have good ideas, know how to sell those ideas; and are willing to volunteer, work, devote the necessary time • Establish N&A Comm. for IEEE-wide positions • The process will take time. On the technical side, conference committees are a good place to start.

  5. Marketing at ConferencesA Unique Opportunity • >500 IEEE-sponsored conferences in 2006 • 200K participants; >50% were non-members. • Unique marketing opportunity • Recruit new members • Product sales & licensing (IEL, Enterprise…) • Publicize related conferences, standards, IEEE.tv • Recruit volunteers • Enhance IEEE’s image; “IEEE is awesome!” • Set up an exhibit booth. IEEE staff can help you.

  6. Sales Rebates to Sections FOM.9 - SALES REBATES TO ORGANIZATIONAL UNITS “Rebates of 20% of the initial price and 15% of the renewal price shall be credited to organizational units that are the procuring cause of the new or renewal license of IEEE Enterprise, the IEEE Electronic Library (IEL), All Society Periodical Package (ASPP), and Prepaid Order Plan (POP). When an organizational unit and IEEE staff are jointly the procuring cause of a new license, 14% of the initial price shall be credited to the organizational unit and a 6% commission shall be paid to staff.”

  7. Conferences Database • URL: http://ieee.org/web/conferences/search/index.html • Can be searched by geography, as well as technical keywords • Interested Sections can search database for conferences near them • Every conference has a primary point of contact listed for follow-up, with address information

  8. Improved New Initiative Process • Proposals may be submitted anytime during the year. • Regular initiative: $100K minimum. • Seed Grant program - $25K maximum, with rapid decision Proposal to BoD in June

  9. Questions?

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