IEEE Presidents Forum Supporting Slides Membership Stats 1

IEEE Presidents Forum Supporting Slides

Membership Stats 1

1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 Total IEEE Membership 1963 to 2017 2 417, 429 Data as of 31 December 2017

IEEE membership 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 Total IEEE membership 382, 400 397, 001 407, 541 415, 989 429, 085 431, 191 426, 488 421, 355 423, 566 417, 429 Total R 1 -6 209, 857 212, 509 209, 765 207, 096 206, 785 203, 357 198, 950 194, 167 187, 215 180, 952 Total R 7 -10 172, 543 184, 492 197, 776 208, 893 222, 300 227, 834 227, 538 227, 188 236, 351 236, 477 Higher Grade Members R 1 -6 184, 283 181, 622 179, 640 176, 613 174, 071 170, 468 167, 576 164, 638 159, 639 155, 153 Higher Grade Members R 7 -10 112, 882 118, 204 125, 106 131, 564 138, 790 140, 334 141, 843 142, 267 146, 620 142, 181 Students including Graduate Students R 1 -6 25, 574 30, 887 30, 125 30, 483 32, 714 32, 889 31, 374 29, 529 27, 576 25, 799 Students including Graduate Students R 7 -10 59, 661 66, 288 72, 670 77, 329 83, 510 87, 500 85, 695 84, 921 89, 731 94, 296 Total Life Members R 1 -6 22, 491 23, 026 23, 299 23, 357 23, 720 24, 265 24, 893 25, 467 26, 326 27, 093 Total Life Members R 7 -10 2, 813 3, 004 3, 175 3, 386 3, 606 3, 839 4, 128 4, 352 4, 663 5, 046 Actual member dues rev ($M) $30. 67 $31. 78 $33. 33 $33. 46 $33. 06 $33. 29 $33. 76 $33. 68 $32. 94 3 Data as of 31 December 2017

Top 10 Countries 2007 -2017 Overall Membership 4 2017 Rank Country 2017 Membership 1 USA 180, 952 212, 838 -14. 98% 2 India 52, 410 23, 496 123. 06% 3 China 18, 919 4, 897 286. 34% 4 Canada 16, 211 15, 947 1. 66% 5 6 Japan United Kingdom and Ireland 14, 214 10, 337 13, 133 11, 013 8. 23% -6. 14% 7 Germany 7, 922 6, 640 19. 31% 8 Australia 7, 930 6, 407 23. 77% 9 10 South Korea Italy 5, 313 4, 990 4, 659 4, 238 14. 04% 17. 74% Data as of 31 December 2017 2007 % Change Since 2007 Membership Growth in India, Asia Pacific is strong; increase expected.

Top 10 Countries 2007 -2017 Higher Grade Membership 2017 Rank 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 5 Country USA India Canada Japan China United Kingdom and Ireland Australia Germany Italy France Data as of 31 December 2017 2007 % Change Since Membership 2007 155, 153 187, 067 -17. 1% 15, 310 7, 411 106. 6% 12, 630 12, 716 -0. 7% 12, 341 11, 769 4. 9% 12, 208 3, 600 239. 1% 8, 217 8, 885 -7. 5% 6, 274 5, 407 16. 0% 6, 029 5, 235 15. 2% 3, 984 3, 497 13. 9% 3, 326 2, 817 18. 1%

Top 10 Countries 2007 -2017 Student Membership 2017 Rank 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 2017 2007 % Change Since Membership 2007 India 37, 100 16, 085 130. 6% USA 25, 799 25, 771 1. 8% China 6, 711 1, 297 417. 4% Canada 3, 581 3, 231 8. 6% South Korea 2, 064 1, 575 31. 0% Bangladesh 2, 040 119 1614. 3% United Kingdom and Ireland 2, 120 2, 128 -0. 4% Germany 1, 893 1, 405 34. 7% Japan 1, 873 1, 364 37. 3% Brazil 1, 859 1, 191 56. 1% Country Student membership growing in most areas—growth opportunity for IEEE 6 Data as of 31 December 2017

Geographic Distribution by Member Grade Higher Grade Members Total IEEE Membership (HG: 71% Students: 29% inc GSM) 22% 3% 52% 18% 30% 4% 43% R 1 -6 R 7 R 8 R 9 R 10 Life Members 21% 4% 19% 18% R 1 -6 7 3% 49% R 7 Data as of 31 December 2017 4% R 8 7% R 9 R 10 Student Members HG members primarily in US. Student members primarily in Asia Pacific.

Total IEEE Membership Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 2018 426, 098 295, 372 323, 752 340, 344 355, 502 366, 884 374, 778 383, 674 2017 431, 398 294, 323 320, 594 336, 666 349, 868 363, 725 372, 136 379, 645 390, 676 401, 668 409, 008 417, 429 485, 000 2016 427, 935 296, 475 325, 532 344, 809 359, 888 370, 394 377, 779 386, 538 396, 030 407, 594 414, 824 423, 566 465, 000 445, 000 425, 000 405, 000 385, 000 365, 000 345, 000 325, 000 305, 000 285, 000 8 383, 674 (Yo. Y +1. 1%)

Total Society Membership 297, 232 (Yo. Y +0. 6%) Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 2018 310, 828 243, 456 261, 479 271, 640 281, 165 288, 504 293, 116 297, 232 370, 000 2017 314, 227 242, 025 258, 925 269, 212 278, 166 286, 944 291, 384 295, 330 299, 303 304, 318 308, 887 315, 296 2016 312, 699 244, 181 263, 046 274, 830 284, 363 291, 099 295, 838 300, 453 303, 918 308, 749 313, 211 320, 592 350, 000 330, 000 310, 000 290, 000 270, 000 250, 000 230, 000 9

External Forces/Trends Impacting Membership US Trends ▸ Lower number of US graduates in traditional EE fields ▸ Higher concentration of Life Members Non-US Trends ▸ Recruitment increasing in areas where retention is lowest - India students and higher grade - Students worldwide ▸ Higher prestige factor, but lower retention Global Trends ▸ Perceived value of membership (and professional associations in general) is lower ▸ Access to technical content via free channels is prevalent ▸ Limited success in penetrating IT markets (highly competitive) ▸ Younger generations are less likely to join professional societies than the older generations ▸ Other tools for creating online communities (Facebook, Linkedin, etc) have become sufficient for their purposes 10

Member Engagement ▸ IEEE membership is diverse with member segments that vary across several demographics ▸ Opportunities for growth - Industry - Young Professionals, Women, Students - Not about price ▸ Member segmentation data tells us that engagement is more than products and services; it is about members’ experiences with IEEE - Being asked to join - Education on how to get involved - Successful engagement drives satisfaction 11 ▸ Results from IEEE and industry research show that Members want to connect, collaborate and be a part of the larger community

Current Employment Category Higher Grade members Retired 6% Other 9% Public/government 9% Educational institution 29% 12 Data: 2016 Member Segmentation Study Industry [PERCENTAGE]

Employment Status Higher Grade Members without GSM Employment 2016 Private industry Total R 1 -6 R 7 R 8 R 9 R 10 47% 62% 53% 33% 29% 12% 17% 45% 47% 51% Public/government 9% 8% 13% 10% 9% Retired 6% 7% 8% 4% 3% 3% Other 9% 11% 9% 8% 7% 8% Educational institution 13 Data: 2016 Member Segmentation Study

Reported Fields of Degrees Electrical or electronics engineering Computer science Computer engineering Physics Information technology Mathematics Business or finance Systems engineering Mechanical engineering Biomedical Engineering Industrial engineering Materials science/engineering Law Medicine Other 14 Data: 2016 Member Segmentation Study 68% 17% 15% 9% 8% 6% 6% 5% 4% 3% 2% 2% 1% 0% 10%

Region 5 Member Stats and Dues 15

Region 5 Member Counts 2017 Students & Graduate Students at Student rates, 2, 186, 9% Half Year Dues & Special Cicumstances, 1, 242, 5% 16 Life Members No Dues , 2, 908, 12% Region 5 Full Pay Members who pay full dues with $5 Assessment, 17, 616, 74%

Overall Distribution of Member Dues and Assessments Budget 2018 % by Category IEEE USA 2% ABET to EAB 1% Region 1 -10 4% Contact Center & Join/Renewal Processing 13% MGA Business Costs (Section Support, IEEEtv, other) 19% Region & Sections 11% Other IEEE Infrastructure 7% 17 Spectrum and The Institute 19% EAB 14%

IEEE Social Good Programs 18

IEEE Social Good Spend Trend in Dollars & Percent of Revenue $12, 000 6. 00% $10, 000 5. 00% $8, 000 4. 00% $6, 000 3. 00% $4, 000 2. 00% $2, 000 1. 00% $0 19 2012 2013 2014 PI Expense 2015 % of Annual Revenue 2016 2017 0. 00%

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