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the Image, Advocacy, and Impact of ISE Professionals Excel Mission: We serve those who solve the complex and critical problems of the world Vision: A widely-recognized, inclusive organization that advances, promotes, and unites the industrial and systems engineering profession worldwide Integrate the Profession Worldwide Goal: Involve ISE-focused organizations, associations, and professionals in IISE activities Metric: Increase engagement in other countries through membership, service to ISEs, and partnership with other associations Include All for Diversity, Equity, and Cultural Prosperity Ensure representation and active engagement for all Diversity, equity, and inclusion are evident in BOT, TOB, NAOB, IOB, and in IISE awards Strengthen the Image, Advocacy, and Impact of ISE Professionals Recognize and promote our impact and broadly convey our contributions ISE degrees conferred Positive media mentions Job placement rates ISE degree market share Excel in Customer Experience for Members, Partners, and Affiliates Deliver excellent value Maintain organizational sustainability Net Promoter Score v16 May 6, 2019

Integrate the Profession Worldwide Fiscal Year 2020 Objectives & Action Items 1.1 Develop or co-sponsor conferences outside the United States Define evaluation criteria for international conference opportunities Support international co-sponsored conferences through attendance and marketing Identify universities based in the United States that offer international fellowships for PhD students 1.2 Develop international volunteers and leaders Activate the international operations board with Assistant Vice Presidents and routine meetings Encourage CIEADH to develop an international community Use IISE Connect to virtually connect international members 1.3 Increase student and professional membership outside the United States Implement international dues structure to all international countries Develop value proposition for international members 1.4 Expand training offerings (in various formats) outside the United States Market training offerings available in languages other than English Expand student training outside the United States 1.5 Partner with local ISE associations in other countries Define evaluation criteria for international partnership opportunities and pursue partnerships Pursue partnerships with ISE associations in other countries, such as ABEPRO in Brazil, CIEI in China, and others Integrate the Profession Worldwide Goal: Involve ISE-focused organizations, associations, and professionals in IISE activities Metric: Increase engagement in other countries through membership, service to ISEs, and partnership with other associations v16 May 6, 2019

Ensure representation and active engagement for all Fiscal Year 2020 Objectives & Action Items 2.1 Increase diversity knowledge, awareness, and interpersonal competence of ISE professionals Provide DEI and cultural training on topics tied to ISE field by leveraging existing resources (ex. US State Department, partnerships with other organizations already offering training) 2.2 Engage professionals in the education, research, and practice of principles that advance fairness and equity in the outcomes of ISEs’ work and the systems with which they engage 2.3 Increase representation and active engagement of diverse individuals, institutions, and organizations in IISE Intentionally select board members for diversity ISE magazine issue focused on diversity Explore partnerships with other engineering organizations (ex. NSBE, SHPE, SWE) 2.4 Sustain our commitment with a standing diversity, equity, and inclusion committee to annually assess and evaluate progress in IISE and to assist in the planning and implementation of actions as required Ensure diversity in committee (ex. at least one member residing outside the United States) 2.5 Ensure equity in treatment and access among members to information, organizational participation, resources, and other opportunities to influence the direction, strategic vision, and initiatives of IISE Provide ISE magazine and IISE website in a format that can be translated using free tools (ex. Google Translate) Provide technology for participation in events remotely (ex. meetings, conferences) Identify unintentional barriers that may exist to prevent people from engaging with IISE and facilitate solutions as possible Include All for Diversity, Equity, and Cultural Prosperity Goal: Ensure representation and active engagement for all Metric: Diversity, equity, and inclusion are evident in BOT, TOB, NAOB, IOB, and in IISE awards v16 May 6, 2019

Strengthen the Image, Advocacy, and Impact of ISE Professionals Goal: Recognize and promote our impact and broadly convey our contributions Metric: ISE degrees conferred Positive media mentions Job placement rates ISE degree market share Fiscal Year 2020 Objectives & Action Items 3.1 Increase the number of media mentions for the ISE profession Follow all the ISE departments to identify and promote success stories 3.2 Highlight successes of ISEs Publicize success stories, such as National Academy of Engineering members Spotlight profiles of successful ISEs across multiple channels, such as ISE magazine, LinkedIn, IISE Connect 3.3 Provide information that will enhance the understanding of the ISE profession Promote the career center on IISE website to CIEADH and Student Chapters to highlight career opportunities for ISEs Develop methods for sharing ISE profession to K-12; perhaps app that is a game? Develop competitions that help people understand ISE profession Encourage attendees of IISE student regional conferences to be members of IISE by providing incentives Capture information about and reach out to students who are members of a student chapter but are not members of IISE to encourage them to join the parent organization 3.4 Highlight advocacy efforts of IISE to members and others v16 May 6, 2019

Excel in Customer Experience for Members, Partners, and Affiliates Goal: Deliver excellent value Metric: Maintain organizational sustainability Net Promoter Score Fiscal Year 2020 Objectives & Action Items 4.1 Obtain acceptable feedback through member/customer surveys 4.2 Improve the quality of conferences, seminars, publications, webinars, and other IISE products and services Go live with the new association management system by 12/31/2019 Continue striving to improve the quality and value proposition of the IISE Annual Conference so that it is recognized as an elite offering for research and application Align volunteer opportunities based on the interests and strengths of each individual Support industry involvement with marketing, webinars, and podcasts 4.3 Capitalize on volunteer strengths Align volunteer opportunities with volunteers based on volunteer interests and strengths 4.4 Improve retention rates for members and customers Implement international dues structure to all international countries Measure and report member retention rate and student conversion rate Improve the ease of access to IISE Connect for IISE members Initiate university affiliations in IISE Connect to connect alum and students Refine the mentoring program 4.5 Meet or exceed budgeted revenues and net performance v16 May 6, 2019