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Membership Development Doug Zuckerman Vice President

Welcome to GCCC! How can we do more with less? –Grassroots “Chapters” –Global “ComSoc” –Information and Communications “Community” –Industry and academia –ComSoc staff Why should we do it? –Professional growth? –Valuable technical and social interchange? What are some tangible steps we can take? –Chapters work with local industry to exhibit at ComSoc events? When should we do these? –Next month? Next year? In two years? Who will do them? –ComSoc Chapter in City-A will do local arrangements, advertising, and sharing in surplus for ComSoc’s Event 200x

The members [and others] are the Society [and more]! - Roberto Demarca and Doug Zuckerman IEEE Communications Magazine October 2000

IEEE Communications Society Leadership President –VP Technical Activities –VP Membership Services –VP Membership Development –VP Society Relations

Goals Make the Communications Society –More responsive and valuable to its members, with increased services to a truly global community –A relevant partner to industry –A still greater asset to the communications and information community

Focus for Distinguished Lecturer Program Information services via web, etc. Recognition of member accomplishments Broadened Regional Director responsibilities Leverage marketing programs

Volunteer Directors Membership Programs Development – Oversee member activities and benefits programs and coordinate across chapters Regional Directors (4) – Promote and coordinate activities of members and chapters throughout Asian-Pacific, Europe- Africa-Middle East, Latin American and North American regions Marketing – Ensure a comprehensive and effective marketing program of Society products and services

Key Membership Programs Student and Professional Travel Grants – encourages paper presentations at major ComSoc conferences (GLOBECOM/ICC, INFOCOM, NOMS/IM, WCNC) Chapter Achievement Award – recognizes chapters that have distinguished themselves through benefiting members and the Society Distinguished Lecturer Program – provides speaking tours to chapters on latest and most important communications topics Experts Lecturer Program – expands and enhances DLP to meet demand

Key Membership Programs - Details Student and Professional Travel Grants –Y2K STGs (Applied vs. Granted) INFOCOM /3 – /9 NOMS 8/4 ICC 35/31 - GLOBECOM 49/47 WCNC 15/13 –Resolving how Regional Directors get review scores from GLOBECOM/ICC Technical Program Committees Chapter of the Year Award –Renamed Chapter Achievement Award –Typically receive several applications (need more) Dallas, San Diego, India Council (applied in 2001) Distinguished Lecturer Program –Tours continue in popularity In 2000: AP-2, EAME-1, LA-2, NA-4 In 2001 (estimate) : AP-5, EAME-1, LA-1, NA-6 Experts Lecturer Program –Approved by BoG –Almost identical to Distinguished Lecturer Program

Key Regional Activities Account for unique regional interests and characteristics Interface directly with local chapters –Work with Director of Membership Programs Development to implement chapter-level programs (e.g., Student Travel Grants) Stimulate conference and publication activities within regions (e.g., Asian- Pacific Communications Conferences) Organize Regional Chapter Chairs Congresses (RCCC)

Key Regional Activities - Details Chapters support –Funding support questionnaires distributed (~140 chapters) –New-member financial incentives being distributed (~$200-$1,000 per chapter) –Funding levels being computed (~$60K used last year for both, ~$100K for 2001) Regional offices –Can access Singapore and Brussels (IEEE) offices Chapter Chairs Congresses –North American at GLO 2000 and EAME at ICC 2001 were highly successful –GCCC – this week in San Antonio!

Chapter Chair Congresses Main Goal: Enhance chapter development and activities –Facilitate communications across our chapters and other parts of the Society –Provide forum for information exchange between chapter chairs and Society officers Regional (RCCC) –Annual (except when GCCC) Global (GCCC) –Once every four years –First is GCCC 2001 at GLOBECOM 2001 San Antonio, Texas November 25-28, 2001 Colocate xCCCs with major ComSoc conferences

Marketing Phenomenal growth in ComSoc products and services Created Director of Marketing in 2000 Volunteer focal point (in addition to HQ staff) supporting conferences, publications, etc. Initiated programs to stimulate membership growth Enhance ComSoc’s visibility and presence (e.g., through

Marketing - Details Expand beyond ‘traditional’ ComSoc community –Mailing to people in ‘Internet’ companies completed late last year –Major effort associated with OFC, e.g., ‘membership wrap’ with Communications Magazine Rebate program –Trial is officially over –Mostly used to buy publications at conferences –Hard to use for membership dues –Future implementations should be on-line, automated Frequent customer programs –Has uncertain future

New Industry Membership Development - Ongoing Marketing –Invitation letter sent to Internet people selecting addresses from many lists (feedback soon) –Booth tentatively planned for COMDEX this Fall –Considering asking top Internet folks (e.g., Vint Cerf) endorsing ComSoc in letter to potential members Awareness –Highlight that IEEE membership saves companies money for conference registrations and products –Help IEEE in grassroots interactions with industry executives (e.g., Region 3 pilot expansion) –Have ComSoc officers continue beating the drum with industry executives