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1 CABA MARCOMM PLAN

2 CABA Vision and Mission
CABA accelerates growth in the connected home and intelligent buildings sectors. CABA MISSION CABA promotes thought leadership empowering organizations and individuals to make informed decisions about the integration of technology, ecosystems and connected lifestyles in homes and buildings. 2

3 CABA Goals To bring together a community of experts that evaluates and conveys trends and best practices advancing applications, technology and integrated systems. To assist CABA members increase market share by providing timely, relevant products, services and knowledge. To develop networking opportunities, multi-disciplinary partnerships and strategic alliances between CABA members and external stakeholders. To ensure CABA operates as an agile organization with a “best-in-class” governance and management team. 3

4 CABA Strategic Imperatives
Increase CABA’s influence and leadership role in the connected home and intelligent buildings landscape regarding its analysis and sharing of market shifts, technology trends and data sharing. Increase membership retention, growth and participation in the Association, through research, information, networking and marketing. Simplify CABA’s knowledge base and streamline core offerings to deliver these assets as a business opportunity and provide more value for corporate, institutional and public stakeholders. Enhance the CABA Board and Council composition of influential thought leaders and decision makers to govern the organization, develop appropriate policies and succession plans. 4

5 CABA Board of Directors
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6 CABA Marcom Task Force Evan Cropper Daniel Niewirowicz Janine Davison
Current, powered by GE Daniel Niewirowicz Cyber Power Systems (USA), Inc. Janine Davison Intel Corporation Stephen Becker Kimberly-Clark Professional Rimes Mortimer Microsoft Corporation Ron Zimmer CABA Rawlson King CABA Greg Walker CABA

7 The key objectives are: External Relations
CABA Marketing Plan The key objectives are: External Relations Member Engagement and Retention Member Recruitment Research Funder Recruitment Research Product Sales Branding Information Communicate Purpose and Value 7

8 The broad strategies include: Branding Segmentation Content Marketing
CABA Marketing Plan The broad strategies include: Branding Segmentation Content Marketing Communications Online Marketing Social Media 8

9 CABA Membership Statistics
CABA Membership July 1, 2016 to June 30, 2017: 357 Membership Growth July 1, 2017 to April 20, 2018: New Members Churn from July 1, 2017 to April 20, 2018: Non-renewing Members CABA Current Membership: 380 Members 88% members are based in North America 12% of members are based outside North America CABA Media Contacts in the CABA Database: 2,019 CABA Member Contacts in the CABA Database: 6,200 CABA Non-Member Contacts in the CABA Database: 19,524 CABA Industry Contacts in the CABA Database: 27,743 9

10 CABA Membership Sorted by Dues Levels July 1, 2017 – April 23, 2018
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11 CABA Membership Comparison by Dues Levels
380 (+23) 357 (+11) 344 (+30) 11

12 CABA Membership Sorted by Sector ** July 1, 2017 – April 23, 2018
BUSINESS ACTIVITIES COUNT PERCENT SECTOR Manufacturer(HW/SW) 71 19% Original Equipment Manufacturers (Hardware/Software) Manufacturer 26 Software Developer 37 Association 120 17% Associations Research 30 9% Research Organizations Research Development 10 11 Market Research 13 System Integrator 64 Integrators and Installers Distributor 7% Distributors and Dealers Dealer/Installer 35 Design and Development 40 6% Engineer/Architects 36 5% Engineering and Architectural Firms Telcos, Cablecos and Utils 20 Telcos, Cablecos and Utilities Internet Service Provider 2 Telecommunications Financial Services 3 4% Other Government 7 Interior Design 4 Publisher Retail Wholesale 1 Energy Service Providers 29 Service Providers Onsite Service Provider Educational Institutions and Training Groups 27 Builders and Developers Facility Management 17 Information Exchangers 18 3% Industry Event Organizations 9 1% Industry Event Organizers **Some organizations fall into more than one category. 12

13 Primary Member Targets
Builders, Developers & Facility Managers OEMs Hardware/Software (communications, lighting, security + life-safety, HVAC, audio/visual, etc). Service Providers/Utilities Research Groups Conferences and Events Industry Associations Other 13

14 CABA Web site Old CABA Web site New CABA Web site 14
Launched: August 2008 Entry-level association management system Siloed products and services New CABA Web site Launched: September 2015 CRM-based association management system for better marketing Responsive Design Mobile Friendly Integrated E-Commerce 14

15 Web Site Goals Increasing Revenues Increasing Member Participation
Adding Value to Members Enhancing Member Experience Reducing Costs Reduces number of vendors Reduces cost of support resources Easy maintenance of Web site and content Reducing Risks On-time on budget implementations Upgradability Continuous Performance Improvement Performance Improvement 15

16 CABA Brand Refresh It is important to have the CABA brand and tagline reflect the organization. 16

17 Councils NEW TOWN HALLS AND THINK TANKS RECORD PARTICIPATION IN
This council examines industry opportunities that can accelerate the adoption of new technologies, consumer electronics and broadband services within the burgeoning connected home market. This council specifically reviews opportunities, strategizes, takes action and monitors initiatives that relate to integrated systems and automation in the "large building" sector. The council is comprised of leading and visionary representation from all segments of the building industry including manufacturers, service providers, building owners and building professionals. The CABA Information Council identifies and review white papers and research for the CABA Information Series, the most authoritative source for technical information in the home and large building automation sectors. The Information Series populate the "world's largest" research library for "connected homes and intelligent buildings". RECORD PARTICIPATION IN COUNCILS 17

18 Landmark Research Projects
Monetization of Intelligent Buildings CABA Member Funders More information can be found at 18

19 Landmark Research Projects
Connected Home Roadmap and Artificial Intelligence CABA Member Funders More information can be found at 19

20 Landmark Research Projects
Improving Organizational Productivity and Building Automation Systems – Phase I CABA Member Funders More information can be found at 20

21 Member Research Library
The exclusive CABA Member Research Library currently has over 600+ research reports, white papers and case studies from various sources. AVAILABLE TO DEALERS, DISTRIBUTERS OR INTEGRATORS 21

22 CABA Newsfeed Becomes a key news source for the industry.
Profile 380 CABA members and industry. Increase Media Relationships and Enhanced Media Profile. Continue building relationships with trade media. 22

23 CABA Magazine Non-Dues Revenue www.caba.org/ihomesandbuildings
Exposure in the CABA NewsBrief that reaches Over 15,000 Industry Professionals Non-Dues Revenue 23

24 CABA NewsBrief 24

25 CABA LinkedIn Group May 2016 2,192 members April 2018 2,260 members 25

26 CABA YouTube Channel 26

27 CABA YouTube Channel September 2016 604 videos 131 subscribers
68,849 views April 2018 673 videos 196 subscribers 84,896 views 27

28 CABA Twitter Feed September 2016 8,643 tweets 2,207 followers
April 2018 10.1K tweets 2,528 followers 28

29 CABA Home and Building Automation Marketplace
Fully searchable CABA member list by business and products/services. 29

30 CABA Educational Webinars
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31 100+ CABA Endorsed Events 31

32 CABA Ambassador and Speakers Bureau
RESERVED FOR YOU! 32

33 CABA Outreach Program Presentations Podcasts Telepresence 33

34 CABA members are worldwide!
Global Reach AUSTRALIA BARBADOS BELGIUM BRAZIL CANADA CHINA COLUMBIA CROATIA ENGLAND ESTONIA FINLAND FRANCE GERMANY INDIA ITALY UNITED KINGDOM JAPAN KOREA MEXICO PANAMA POLAND RUSSIA SINGAPORE SOUTH KOREA TAIWAN THE NETHERLANDS UNITED ARAB EMIRATES USA VENEZUELA CABA members are worldwide! 34

35 Anniversary 35

36 Connect to what’s next ™
1173 Cyrville Road, Suite 210. Ottawa, ON K1J 7S6 Toll free: CABA (2222) Fax: 36


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