Co-sponsored by: Kat Reagan Executive Committee Meeting. Open to all IEEE members. Come out to learn about what's going on in the section. Agenda: Dinner at 6:00PM Call to Order at 6:30PM (Chair) Introductions Approve minutes from past meeting (Secretary) Agenda items requiring a vote - to be determined Old Business New Business Open Forum Discussion Location: Bldg: Great Buffet Restaurant 1525 South Willow Street Manchester, New Hampshire 03103

Co-sponsored by: Kat Reagan Executive Committee Meeting. Open to all IEEE members. Come out to learn about what's going on in the section. Agenda: Dinner at 6:00PM Call to Order at 6:30PM (Chair) Introductions Approve minutes from past meeting (Secretary) Agenda items requiring a vote - to be determined Old Business New Business Open Forum Discussion Location: Bldg: Great Buffet Restaurant 1525 South Willow Street Manchester, New Hampshire 03103

This is sponsored by the NH High Tech Council. Event Link   This summer’s BioTech/MedTech Cluster event is on Thursday, August 16 from 5:30 to 7:30 pm at the Millyard Museum, 200 Bedford Street in Manchester. The networking event will feature opportunities for attendees to connect with companies who are part of New Hampshire’s growing life science ecosystem, get an update on who is hiring and who is looking for new employment opportunities, participate in a guided tour with the Manchester Historic Association’s Executive Director, John Clayton, and celebrate New Hampshire’s past, present and future economic landscape.   The event will also focus on how the city of Manchester has adapted and transformed throughout history, including once being a textile mill town to today’s innovation hub, filled with Fortune 500 companies, start-ups, rapidly growing companies and top institutions of higher education.   Tickets to the Millyard Mingle are $15 for Council members, $25 for not-yet-members and $10 for students, and include light refreshments. PLEASE NOTE: IEEE NH is a "Council member".    All our members are eligible for member ticket price.    You will need to do register on the NHHTC as a member (this is a one time membership registration.    You need to inform them you are an IEEE member)..   See event link (in registration section) Location: Bldg: Millyard Museum 200 Bedford St Manchester, New Hampshire

IEEE-NH Section will have a table. Come visit us!  Join the 6th annual New Hampshire Maker & Food Fest (formerly the Dover Mini Maker Faire), an all ages celebration of creativity and innovation. The Fest is a gathering of fascinating, curious people who enjoy learning and who love sharing what they can do. From engineers to artists, to scientists to chefs, the Maker & Food Fest is a venue for these “makers” to show hobbies, experiments, projects, and for all of us to enjoy fantastic food! The Fest takes place in and around the Children’s Museum of New Hampshire in downtown Dover, NH on Saturday, August 25 from 10am-4pm. Play with robots, experiment with science, learn new skills, enjoy local food truck goodies, take a selfie with a Stormtropper and so much more! Visit www.childrens-museum.org to buy tickets, sign up to be a Maker, volunteer or learn how to be a sponsor. https://www.facebook.com/MakerFaireDover/ https://www.childrens-museum.org/things-to-do/events/nh-maker-food-fest Location: 6 Washington St Dover, New Hampshire 03820

IEEE-NH Section will have a table. Come visit us!  Join the 6th annual New Hampshire Maker & Food Fest (formerly the Dover Mini Maker Faire), an all ages celebration of creativity and innovation. The Fest is a gathering of fascinating, curious people who enjoy learning and who love sharing what they can do. From engineers to artists, to scientists to chefs, the Maker & Food Fest is a venue for these “makers” to show hobbies, experiments, projects, and for all of us to enjoy fantastic food! The Fest takes place in and around the Children’s Museum of New Hampshire in downtown Dover, NH on Saturday, August 25 from 10am-4pm. Play with robots, experiment with science, learn new skills, enjoy local food truck goodies, take a selfie with a Stormtropper and so much more! Visit www.childrens-museum.org to buy tickets, sign up to be a Maker, volunteer or learn how to be a sponsor. https://www.facebook.com/MakerFaireDover/ https://www.childrens-museum.org/things-to-do/events/nh-maker-food-fest Location: 6 Washington St Dover, New Hampshire 03820

IEEE-NH Section will have a table. Come visit us!  Join the 6th annual New Hampshire Maker & Food Fest (formerly the Dover Mini Maker Faire), an all ages celebration of creativity and innovation. The Fest is a gathering of fascinating, curious people who enjoy learning and who love sharing what they can do. From engineers to artists, to scientists to chefs, the Maker & Food Fest is a venue for these “makers” to show hobbies, experiments, projects, and for all of us to enjoy fantastic food! The Fest takes place in and around the Children’s Museum of New Hampshire in downtown Dover, NH on Saturday, August 25 from 10am-4pm. Play with robots, experiment with science, learn new skills, enjoy local food truck goodies, take a selfie with a Stormtropper and so much more! Visit www.childrens-museum.org to buy tickets, sign up to be a Maker, volunteer or learn how to be a sponsor. https://www.facebook.com/MakerFaireDover/ https://www.childrens-museum.org/things-to-do/events/nh-maker-food-fest Location: 6 Washington St Dover, New Hampshire 03820

IEEE-NH Section will have a table. Come visit us!  Join the 6th annual New Hampshire Maker & Food Fest (formerly the Dover Mini Maker Faire), an all ages celebration of creativity and innovation. The Fest is a gathering of fascinating, curious people who enjoy learning and who love sharing what they can do. From engineers to artists, to scientists to chefs, the Maker & Food Fest is a venue for these “makers” to show hobbies, experiments, projects, and for all of us to enjoy fantastic food! The Fest takes place in and around the Children’s Museum of New Hampshire in downtown Dover, NH on Saturday, August 25 from 10am-4pm. Play with robots, experiment with science, learn new skills, enjoy local food truck goodies, take a selfie with a Stormtropper and so much more! Visit www.childrens-museum.org to buy tickets, sign up to be a Maker, volunteer or learn how to be a sponsor. https://www.facebook.com/MakerFaireDover/ https://www.childrens-museum.org/things-to-do/events/nh-maker-food-fest Location: 6 Washington St Dover, New Hampshire 03820

Hello MTT-S / AP-S NH Joint Chapter members,   I hope you will be able to attend a breakfast planning meeting that will be held on Tuesday, August 28 at 7:30 AM at Blakes Restaurant, 353 South Main Street, Manchester, NH 03102.  The time is a departure from our usual technical evening meeting format. This time slot has worked successfully for New Hampshire Joint Engineering Societies meetings that Tom Perkins and I attend, so I thought something different for a planning meeting would be worth a try, at least once.   Topics for discussion with breakfast: Welcome new AP-S members MTT / AP NH Chapter officer election Upcoming meetings   Registration site:    A few words on the election.  IEEE limits individual officers to serve two consecutive terms.  A NH Chapter term of office is one year.  Both chair and vice chair positions are needed to operate effectively throughout the year.  Both chair and vice chair positions are open   The election runs in three phases:   The open nomination phase goes from July 9 to September 13.  Self-nominations require a short position statement, bio and IEEE membership number.  Peer nominations require name, office position and email address.  Send nomination to: Ed Nelson:enelson@ieee.org   The nomination by petition phase runs from September 14 to October 4.  Self and peer nominations are allowed.  Each requires name, brief position statement, brief bio, IEEE membership number, and signed endorsement from 1% of chapter’s membership.  For MTT / AP Joint Chapter, only 1 endorsement is required. Send nominations by petition to Ed Nelson:enelson@ieee.org   The voting phase runs from October 5 to Novermber1.  Balloting will be done electronically.  Ballots will allow a field for write in candidates.    Briefly, the primary chair duties are to attend monthly ExCom meeting in support of meeting quorum requirements and to hold at least two technical meeting a year to receive the $200 yearly rebate from dues.  The vice chair’s responsibility is to fill in for the chair in his absence and to assist with scheduling technical meetings.   Please consider running for either chair or vice chair.  I’d be happy to answer any questions.   Best Regards   Don 2018 Chair MTT-S / AP-S NH Joint Chapter Agenda: Topics for discussion with breakfast: Welcome new AP-S members MTT / AP NH Chapter officer election Upcoming meetings Location: Blake's Restaurant 353 South Main Street Manchester, New Hampshire 03102

Hello MTT-S / AP-S NH Joint Chapter members,   I hope you will be able to attend a breakfast meeting that will be held on Tuesday, August 28 at 7:30 AM at Blakes Restaurant, 353 South Main Street, Manchester, NH 03102.  The time is a departure from our usual technical evening meeting format. This time slot has worked successfully for New Hampshire Joint Engineering Societies meetings that Tom Perkins and I attend, so I thought something a little different for a planning meeting would be worth a try, at least once.   Topics for discussion with breakfast: Welcome new AP-S members MTT / AP NH Chapter officer election Future technical meetings   Registration site:  https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/176197   A few words on the election.  IEEE limits individual officers to serve more than two consecutive terms.  A NH Chapter term of office is one year.  Both chair and vice chair positions are needed to operate effectively throughout the year.  Both chair and vice chair positions are open   The election runs in three phases:   The open nomination phase goes from July 9 to September 13.  Self-nominations require a short position statement, bio and IEEE membership number.  Peer nominations require name, office position and email address.  Send nomination to: Ed Nelson:enelson@ieee.org   The nomination by petition phase runs from September 14 to October 4.  Self and peer nominations are allowed.  Each requires name, brief position statement, brief bio, IEEE membership number, and signed endorsement from 1% of chapter’s membership.  For MTT / AP Joint Chapter, only 1 endorsement is required. Send nominations by petition to Ed Nelson:enelson@ieee.org   The voting phase runs from October 5 to Novermber1.  Balloting will be done electronically.  Ballots will allow a field for write in candidates.    Briefly, the primary chair duties are to attend monthly ExCom monthly meeting and to hold at least two technical meeting a year required to be legible for the $200 yearly rebate from dues.  The vice chair’s responsibility is to fill in for the chair in his absence and to assist with scheduling technical meetings.   Please consider running for either the chair or vice chair position.  Getting folks to run has been historically difficult, but I’m sure you would enjoy the comradery of being of being a member of the NH Section ExCom.    Do not hesitate to contact me with have any questions you may have or further discussion.   Best Regards   Don 2018 Chair MTT-S / AP-S NH Joint Chapter Agenda: Hello MTT-S / AP-S NH Joint Chapter members,   I hope you will be able to attend a breakfast meeting that will be held on Tuesday, August 28 at 7:30 AM at Blakes Restaurant, 353 South Main Street, Manchester, NH 03102.  The time is a departure from our usual technical evening meeting format. This time slot has worked successfully for New Hampshire Joint Engineering Societies meetings that Tom Perkins and I attend, so I thought something a little different for a planning meeting would be worth a try, at least once.   Topics for discussion with breakfast: Welcome new AP-S members MTT / AP NH Chapter officer election Future technical meetings   Registration site:  https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/176197   A few words on the election.  IEEE limits individual officers to serve more than two consecutive terms.  A NH Chapter term of office is one year.  Both chair and vice chair positions are needed to operate effectively throughout the year.  Both chair and vice chair positions are open   The election runs in three phases:   The open nomination phase goes from July 9 to September 13.  Self-nominations require a short position statement, bio and IEEE membership number.  Peer nominations require name, office position and email address.  Send nomination to: Ed Nelson:enelson@ieee.org   The nomination by petition phase runs from September 14 to October 4.  Self and peer nominations are allowed.  Each requires name, brief position statement, brief bio, IEEE membership number, and signed endorsement from 1% of chapter’s membership.  For MTT / AP Joint Chapter, only 1 endorsement is required. Send nominations by petition to Ed Nelson:enelson@ieee.org   The voting phase runs from October 5 to Novermber1.  Balloting will be done electronically.  Ballots will allow a field for write in candidates.    Briefly, the primary chair duties are to attend monthly ExCom monthly meeting and to hold at least two technical meeting a year required to be legible for the $200 yearly rebate from dues.  The vice chair’s responsibility is to fill in for the chair in his absence and to assist with scheduling technical meetings.   Please consider running for either the chair or vice chair position.  Getting folks to run has been historically difficult, but I’m sure you would enjoy the comradery of being of being a member of the NH Section ExCom.    Do not hesitate to contact me with have any questions you may have or further discussion.   Best Regards   Don 2018 Chair MTT-S / AP-S NH Joint Chapter Location: Blake's Restaurant 353 South Main Street Manchester, New Hampshire 03102