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✔ attract, engage, and retain un-

✔ Involve more global participants

der-represented member segments to insure the future of our
society, such as young professionals and women.
✔ support the Ieee initiative on
humanitarian activities to provide affordable energy throughout the world.
✔ establish new pes chapters and
increase the number of high-performing chapters to enhance the
value of pes membership.
the Lrp technical activities, Meetings, and publications team, led by ramon Leon, in close cooperation with
the technical council (Miriam sanders,
chair), has identified a goal of improving
international involvement and presence
and strengthening awareness and participation as one of the highest priorities.
their plan is as follows:

in standards and guideline activities, both in main groups and
regional working groups.
publicize tc work at global meetings and have tc representatives
present their work.
hold local/regional technical meetings in coordination with tcs and
hold more tc meetings throughout
the world, encouraging participation
by local pes chapters and students.
Identify the most pressing issues
for power and energy in systems
worldwide.
educate utilities, regional transmission
operators, manufacturers, and software
makers worldwide about technical activities and get local (regional) global
groups to work on common issues.
reach out to chapters in the regions and discuss with regional

✔

representatives the issues with
which committees can help.
additional priorities by the team to
support the membership are the following:
✔ Improve the value of publications
and access.
✔ Implement the committee structure and coordination initiatives.
✔ continue developing tools to
enhance effectiveness.
✔ address emerging technologies.
✔ Improve cooperation with the
International electrotechnical
commission and cIGre.
the Lrp education team led by pete
sauer (past vp, education) has identified
the following goals:
✔ Increase the value of pes membership through educational offerings.
✔ enhance course offerings in relevant and topical areas and to a
global audience.

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