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The purpose of the study was to determine what factors drive the decision not to renew IEEE membership.
Valuable findings for these groups
- Membership
- Societies
- Publications
- Conferences
- Education
- Financial Advantage
- Awards
- Standards
History/background
- The 2004 IEEE Non-Renewing Higher Grade Member Study is an annual project conducted by the IEEE Research area and IEEE Membership areas on non-renewing IEEE members.
- The research helps identify the profile of the non-renewing member, identifies reasons for dropping membership and suggests improvements in product and services and possible strategies for membership growth and retention.
- A new component of the 2004 project was to explore the impact Society membership has on a member’s decision not to renew their IEEE membership.
Participants
- 31,835 non-renewing high-grade members were invited to participate in a Web survey.
- 6,676 former members responded (23% response rate).
The full report contains more information about the sample.
Confidentiality and non-disclosure statement
This report is the property of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc. (IEEE). The report contains proprietary information of IEEE and is solely for the use of IEEE Volunteers and Staff. This Confidentiality and Non-Disclosure Statement is for the purpose of protecting such confidential information from being made available and disclosed to unauthorized persons.
