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IEEE Sections Congress 2020 Leading the Global Technical Community Ottawa, Ontario, CANADA 21-23 August 2020 Charles Rubenstein Region 1 Sections Congress Coordinator rev 4 Region 1 Board of Governors Meeting 6 April 2019 Southbridge, MA

IEEE Sections Congress History The first Congress was held in Boston, Massachusetts USA in 1984 with 120 attendees IEEE Sections Congress is held every three years and has grown in size to over 1,000 attendees IEEE Sections Congress 2020 will be the 13th IEEE Sections Congress to be held Loretta Arellano, SC20 Chair Section Host: Ottawa Section Ottawa, Ontario, CANADA

Ottawa: CANADA’s Capital City

SC2020 21-23 August 2020 Location: Shaw Centre Ottawa, Ontario, CANADA Ottawa Section Rideau Canal National Gallery Parliament

Who should participate? At least one delegate(*) from each Section should attend: the Primary Section Delegate The Section’s Executive Committee designates a representative of the Section to attend the Congress. The Primary Section Delegate then shares the acquired knowledge with the members of the Section. (*) It is recommended that sections select primary delegates that have not previously attended a Sections Congress. Additional delegates attending SC20 will have to be funded by themselves, their company, or their section.

SC20 Cost Per Person from R1 Expense Estimated Cost (USD) Airfare (*Economy ONLY!) $800 Hotel – 3 nights (Thursday – Saturday or Friday - Sunday) $700 Ground Transportation $200 Registration $400 Meal Reimbursement (2 meals not to exceed $100 total reimbursement) $100 TOTAL GUESTIMATE $2,200 estimate only * Business class and other upgrades will not be covered by IEEE Nor will Travel Insurance costs

Fairmont Chateau Laurier Andaz Ottawa ByWard Market Hotels & Weather Negotiated rates with FOUR hotels All prices are inclusive of taxes and fees Cost per person budget assumptions used rate of $250 Registration site live: February 2020 All Hotels within 5 minute walking distance of Shaw Centre and 20 minutes from airport Weather in August: 58 -78 oF SC2020 Approved Hotels Rate (CDN) US Dollar Rate $1.18 April 2019 Novotel Ottawa 189 $160 Fairmont Chateau Laurier 275 $233 Westin Ottawa Andaz Ottawa ByWard Market 249 $212

Venue and Hotel Locations Shaw Centre and Hotel Locations SC20 ?

BUDGET: Region 1 SC20 Delegation As approved by R1 ExCom, the following shall constitute the R1 Sections Congress Budget*: a. 24 Delegates Funded Directly by MGA: $0.00 Up to 22 Section Primary Delegates Region 1 Director and Director-Elect b. 3 Delegates Funded 50% Directly by MGA: $3,300 WIE, SAC & YP Coordinators c. Up to 10 other Delegates and/or SC20 Invited Speakers, approved by ExCom, Funded by R1 SC20 Budget: $22,000 d. Sunday Night R1 Dinner: TBD 80 x $100 = $8,000 Approved Estimated Total Expense: $33,300 Region 1 Board Approved Budget: $36,000 (* Estimated at $2,200 pp)

TYPICAL Program Schedule Friday, August 21 (Welcome Dinner only) 5:00 Opening Ceremony, Welcome Dinner, Entertainment Saturday, August 22 (Breakfast. Lunch, Snacks) 7:00 am exhibits open 8:30–10:30 Plenary Session 10:30–5:30 Continuous program, lunch, breaks 5:30 Cocktail Reception ? TBD Sunday, August 23 (Breakfast. Lunch, Snacks) 7:00 am Exhibits open 8:00–3:00 pm Continuous program, lunch, breaks 3:00–5:00 pm  Closing Ceremony NOTE: Times are estimated and may be adjusted

Sections Congress Recommendations The Primary Section Delegates voted on the IEEE Sections Congress 2017 Recommendations throughout the congress. Results were shared at the Closing Ceremony. The list of SC2017 recommendations can be found at: http://sections-congress.ieee.org/ (See next slide) Past Sections Congress information can be found at: https://mga.ieee.org/resources-operations/sections-congress YOUR MARCHING ORDERS? 1. All section ExComs should consider who the best person to represent them at SC20 and should review, in the context ot DE Palacio’s Plan of Action, the 2017 Recommendations and consider which recommendations they would like to propose for approval as the Region’s recommendations.

QUESTIONS ??? I will be in touch - through the Region Listserv - with any corrections and updates to the SC20 planning. Please contact me with any questions, recommendations, and your section’s Primary Delegate selections. Charles Rubenstein, Region 1 SC20 Coordinator <c.rubenstein@ieee.org>

SC17 Final Three Recommendations 1. Develop an incentive program for corporations to join IEEE as a “Corporate Member” 2. Develop (or expand existing) training programs and/or create partnerships with external organizations to allow members to provide STEM activities to pre-college students. Provide ‘canned’ or ‘in a box’ style demonstrations that local Sections can deliver to pre-college students. Re-evaluate a ‘Junior IEEE’ membership program targeted at pre-college students. 3. Strengthen and recognize Industry, Academia, Government Collaboration/Partnerships. Create a Section Award for Industry/Academia/Volunteer collaboration. Organize multidisciplinary I/A/G events focused on ‘hot’ issues. Develop a public communications platform to develop projects and share results. Create a ‘dating’ platform to communicate industry issues searching for solutions and possible ‘applications’ of research results.