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From: Dave Ringle <d.ringle@xxxxxxxx> Date: Mon, Jan 30, 2017 at 11:11 AM Subject: IEEE Standards Association (IEEE-SA) - Call for Candidates - 2018/2019 and 2019/2020 IEEE-SA Board of Governors (BOG) To: Dave Ringle <d.ringle@xxxxxxxx> The
Nominations and Appointments Committee
(N&A) of the
IEEE-SA Board of Governors (BOG) is
soliciting the names of candidates to
serve
on the 2018/2019 IEEE-SA BOG and the
2019/2020 IEEE-SA BOG.
BOG
responsibilities and functions, as noted
in the IEEE
Standards Association Operations Manual
(see http://standards.ieee.org/
develop/policies/sa_opman/ index.html):
"4.1.1
IEEE-SA BOG responsibilities
It is
the responsibility of the IEEE-SA BOG and
each Board member
to uphold the reputation of the IEEE as a
worldwide professional technical
society and the IEEE-SA as a world leader
in the development and promulgation
of standards. To carry out these
responsibilities, the IEEE-SA BOG will, at
a
minimum,
a)
Approve policy additions/changes
with significant financial/strategic
implications for the IEEE-SA
b)
Pursue programs to meet the global
needs of standards users
c)
Monitor developments in government
and industry that demonstrate the need for
standards-related activities and
propose appropriate action to the IEEE-SA
Standards Board
d)
Make recommendations to the IEEE
Board of Directors on standards-related
issues
e)
Maintain a current Operations
Manual in concert with IEEE Bylaws and
IEEE Policies
f)
Establish and disband committees,
as appropriate, to perform the work of the
IEEE-SA BOG
g)
Strive to establish and maintain a
constituency of IEEE-SA member
representatives of all basic interests:
1) Technical
societies and councils
2) Regional
organizational units
3) Industry
4) Government
5) The general
public
h)
Provide financial oversight for
the overall operation of the IEEE-SA
i)
Recommend candidates to be elected
by the IEEE-SA constituency for the
positions of IEEE-SA President-Elect in
alternating years, and two
members-at-large annually
j)
Approve membership of the IEEE-SA
Standards Board
k)
Approve IEEE-SA position
statements
l)
Hold and attend meetings to
accomplish the work of the IEEE-SA BOG
m)
Provide an awards program for
recognition of exceptional service
n)
Appoint the chair of the IEEE-SA
Standards Board
o)
Appoint two IEEE-SA BOG
members-at-large annually
4.1.2
IEEE-SA BOG functions
The
IEEE-SA BOG will perform the following
basic functions:
a)
Establish and maintain a
constituency of a wide range of basic
interests among industry, government, and
public areas
b)
Address the global interests of
the technical societies and regional
organizational units of the IEEE
c)
Establish and achieve strategic,
long-range goals and objectives to better
serve the constituency and customer
base with appropriate standards-related
products and services
d)
Review all policy additions and/or
changes with significant financial or
strategic implications
e) Set
policy for new methods of
standards development as needed"
If you
would like to be considered for the
2018/2019 or 2019/2020
IEEE-SA BOG [see http://standards.ieee.org/
develop/policies/sa_opman/
sect4.html#4.2.3],
please note the following rules that apply
to any potential candidate, and
forward a completed Candidate Form (see
attachment) to Dave Ringle [d.ringle@xxxxxxxx].
Please
reply by 1 May 2017.
The
slate of candidates will be forwarded to
the IEEE-SA Board
of Governors Nominations and Appointments
Committee (N&A) for its review.
Rules
for IEEE-SA BOG membership:
1. The
time commitment is three face-to-face
meetings and at
least one teleconference plus appropriate
preparation time.
The
2018 calendar is located at http://standards.ieee.org/
about/sasb/2018calendar.pdf.
The
BOG meetings are denoted by blue
highlight.
Attendance
is expected at all meetings.
2.
This is a non-funded position. You (or
your employer) are
expected to fund your travel.
3. You
must have an email address, web access,
and a laptop
computer to bring to the meeting.
4. All
voting members of the IEEE-SA BOG shall be
of IEEE
Member, Senior Member, or Fellow grade,
and shall have membership in the
IEEE-SA.
Please
contact Dave Ringle [d.ringle@xxxxxxxx]
if
you have any questions. The BOG web area
is located at http://standards.ieee.org/
about/bog/index.html
We
look forward to your participation.
Best
regards,
Bruce
Kraemer, Chair
IEEE-SA
Board of Governors Nominations and
Appointments
Committee
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