IEEE Policies



Section 10 - Meetings, Conferences, Symposia and Expositions

 

»  10.1.1   Conference Objectives
»  10.1.2   Sponsorship
»  10.1.3   Interorganizational Unit Roles
                 & Responsibilities
»  10.1.4   General Approvals,
                 Endorsements, &
                 Notifications
»  10.1.5   Memorandum of
                 Understanding/Agreement
                 (MoU/MoA)
»  10.1.6   Conference Budgets
»  10.1.7   Conference Advances
»  10.1.8   Conference Bank Account
                 Signatures
»  10.1.9   Distribution of Surplus and
                 Deficits
»  10.1.10   Auditing of Conference
                   Finances
»  10.1.11   Conference Closings
»  10.1.12   Conference Chairs

»  10.1.13   Confidentiality
»  10.1.14   IEEE Member Participation
»  10.1.15   Registration Fee Requirements
»  10.1.16   Naming of IEEE Conferences
»  10.1.17   Use of the IEEE Logo
»  10.1.18   Contracting
»  10.1.19   Conference Insurance
»  10.1.20   Conference Publications
»  10.1.21   IEEE Services and Publicity
»  10.1.22   Tax Liability
»  10.1.23   Financial Support from Industry
»  10.1.24   Job Recruiting at Conferences
»  10.1.25   Participation Limitations for IEEE
                   Sponsored Events
»  10.1.26   Summary of Requirements for
                   Solely Sponsored/Co-
                   Sponsored Conferences
»  10.1.27   Summary of Requirements for
                   Technical Co-Sponsored/   
                   Cooperation Conferences



10.1.26    Summary of Requirements for Solely Sponsored/Co-Sponsored Conferences

During the course of the conference preparation, implementation and closing, IEEE members will be involved in preparing the conference budget, monitoring the financial affairs, managing hotel logistics, managing the technical conference program, preparing the final financial report, arranging for a professional audit, etc. Below is a quick reference summary of the items relating to the management of a conference:

  • Seek organizational unit and other IEEE approvals.
  • Seek needed cross endorsements.
  • Define a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) amongst participating organizational units, for co-sponsored conferences (Policy 10.1.5).
  • Seek needed budget approvals (Policy 10.1.6).
  • The Conference Information Schedule and other supporting conference information must be submitted to IEEE Conference Services for use in the IEEE Meetings Database, which facilitates the online distribution of conference information and for archival purposes.
  • Use the IEEE Logo as defined in Policy 10.1.17.
  • Assure proper conference naming, as indicated in Policy 10.1.16.
  • Submit the IEEE Conference Publication Form to IEEE Conference Services (Policy 10.1.20).
  • Submit IEEE Conference Insurance form with or prior to submitting the budget to IEEE Conference Services, (IEEE Finance Operations Manual).
  • Open conference bank accounts under the stipulations in Policy 10.1.8.
  • Request Loans from sponsoring organizational units, assuring their repayment within 30 days of the conference date (Policy 10.1.7.).
  • Manage technical/professional aspects of the conference such as planning the scope of the program, organize panel discussions, invite special speakers, review and select contributed papers, assure hotel logistics, etc.
  • Arrange for any needed services.
  • Arrange for publicity and advertisements.
  • Complete Surplus distribution when closing the conference bank account (Policy 10.1.8 and 10.1.9).
  • Submit Final financial reports within six months of the conference to sponsoring organizational unit and to IEEE Conference Services (Policy 10.1.11).
  • Arrange for the implementation of a Professional audit, submitting results to IEEE Conference Services (Policy 10.1.10).

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