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Director’s Report Bob Dawson

Review of responsibilities, membership statistics, key activities in 2006, and plans for 2007. Emphasis on supporting sections, chapters, and membership development in Region 4.

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Director’s Report Bob Dawson

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  1. Director’s ReportBob Dawson Region 4 Meeting January 27-28, 2007 Marriott Hotel, Chicago

  2. Responsibilities • Represent IEEE throughout our geographic area by providing excellent support to all sections, subsections, chapters and Student Chapters so they may in turn provide value to IEEE members.

  3. Reflecting the global nature of IEEE, R10 and R8 are now the two largest IEEE Regions IEEE Membership By Region31 December 2006 R7 – 16,020 R1 to 6 – 215,851 R10 – 67,442 R1 – 38,617 R2 – 33,054 R3 – 30,615 R4 – 23,982 R5 – 29,444 R6 – 60,139 R8 – 60,856 R9 – 14,598 TOTAL MEMBERSHIP – 374,767

  4. Membership Change by Region

  5. Key Activities in 2006 • Provided support for EIT 2006 • Provided support for Professional Activities • Held two regional meetings

  6. Plan for 2007 • Visit as many sections as possible • Emphasize the importance of Membership Development in Region 4

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