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35th International Test and Evaluation Symposium1 13 Dec 2018 GET CONNECTED to LEARN, SHARE, and ADVANCE

INTERNATIONAL TEST AND EVALUATION ASSOCIATION ANNUAL MEETING

ITEA President

COL Bill KeeganUSA (Ret’d)


THANK YOU TO YOUR35TH INTERNATIONAL TEST AND EVALUATION SYMPOSIUM COMMITTEE

Mr. Terry Clark, EWA GSI - Symposium Chair– Mr. Gil Torres, NAVAIR - Technical Program Chair– Ms. Joyce Matias, NAVAIR - Channel Islands Chapter

President– Ms. Lena Moran, TRAX International - Logistics Chair– Ms. Eileen Redd, EWA GSI - Exhibits and

Sponsorships Chair – Ms. Gloria Deane, DOT&E - International

Participation Chair– Mr. Jim Bak, GBL Systems Corp - Academia Day Chair


THANK YOU TO OUR VOLUNTEERS

Mr. John Cunnick, NAVAIRMr. Gene Hudgins, KBRwyle

Mr. Terry Murphy, DHS Mr. Scott Oss, The Boeing Company

Mr. Ed Romero, NAVAIR Ms. Dawn Southern, GTRI

Ms. Doresa Ringer, GTRI


THANK YOU TO OURTECHNICAL SESSION CHAIRS

Kevin Knudsen, The Boeing CompanyMike Laber, NAVAIRMarcus Makarechi, NAVAIR Brian Moore, EWA GSITim Morey, Wyle Areospace GroupTerry Murphy, DHSKent Pickett, The MITRE Corporation Erwin Sabile, Booz Allen Hamilton Kathy Smith, NAVAIRWilliam Wolfe, GBL Corporation


THANK YOU TO OURTUTORIAL INSTRUCTORS

• Building Better Models Using Robust Data Mining Methods – Tom Donnelly, PhD - SAS Institute

• Introduction to Agile T&E – Jennifer Rekas - The MITRE Corporation

• Improvements in Distributed T&E Using TENA and JMETC – Gene Hudgins - KBRwyle

• Software Reliability Engineering in Agile Development – Robert Binder -Carnegie Mellon

• Process & Statistical Methods for M&S Validation – Laura Freeman, PhD, and Kelly Avery, PhD - IDA

• Processes for Testing with International Partners, Part III –Robert Butterworth, Gloria Deane and Wright Yarborough, PhD - DOT&E

• Statistics Every T&E’r Needs for Critical Thinking – Mark Kiemele, PhD - Air Academy Associates

• The Shallow End of Deep Learning: T&E for Artificial Intelligence – Chris Milroy, Turn Pollard and Evelyn Rockwell - Alion Science & Technology Corporation

• Telemetry Over IP – Gary Thom, Delta Information Systems, Inc.

• T&E: The Timeless Principles – Matt Reynolds, Consultant

• T&E and a Part of Agile Development –Robin Poston, PhD - Systems Testing Excellence Program, University of Memphis


THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS

http://www.americansystems.com/


FUTUREORB™

Enhancing the symposium with proximal engagements that include Q&A during the

plenary sessions and the ability to view presentations while attending the tracks.


PURPOSE OF THE ASSOCIATION

1. To provide an organization for individuals who have a common interest in the discipline of test and evaluation and who wish to foster, preserve, and advance the art and science of test and evaluation.

2. To provide for the exchange of ideas and information in the field of test and evaluation.

3. To conduct professional meetings, including symposia, seminars, workshops, and courses on the technology and management involved in the field of test and evaluation.

4. To promote education in the field of test and evaluation by conducting symposia, seminars, workshops and courses in the theory and practice of test and evaluation.


PURPOSE OF THE ASSOCIATION(CONTINUED)

5. To support and promote the development and advancement of the state of the art in test and evaluation in allied branches of science, technology, and management.

6. To encourage similar objectives in related organizations, including government, industry, academia, and professional societies.

7. To recognize advances in, and contributions to, testing and evaluation.

8. To document the history of test and evaluation.9. To fittingly commemorate the achievements of persons

who have made substantial contributions to the field of test and evaluation.

10. To sponsor publications concerning test and evaluation.


ITEA GOVERNANCE AND STRUCTURE

26 Chapters / 1,000 Active Members / 80 Corporate Members

Executive CommitteePresident, Vice President,

Treasurer, Secretary,Executive Director

Executive Advisory GroupSenior Advisory Board

HistorianBy-Laws Committee

Elections CommitteeWays and Means Committee

Executive DirectorJames Gaidry, CAE

Corporate Dev CommitteeCommunications Committee

Strategic Planning CommitteeTechnology Committee

Planning and AdministrationGroup

Pacific Northeast East Southeast Southwest West International

Regional Vice Presidents

Chapter Development and Individual Membership

Committee

Awards CommitteeEvents Committee

Professional Dev CommitteePublications Committee

Professional ActivitiesGroup

Board of Directors15 Directors

- 11 Elected to a 3-year term

- 4 Appointed to a 1-year term


ITEA CHAPTERS

Northeast Region

EastRegion

Southeast Region

Southwest Region

WestRegion

PacificRegion

International Region


2019 ITEA BOARD OF DIRECTORS

2019 Board Officers

President Vice PresidentCOL Bill Keegan, USA (Ret’d)* Pete Crump

Secretary TreasurerBruce Einfalt Eileen Bjorkman, PhD

2019 Elected Board Members (3-year term)Mark Brown, PhD Bruce Einfalt Ed Greer

Brian Moore Tim Morey* Peter NikoloffErwin Sabile John Schab*

* Elected in 2018 for a three-year Board term.

2019 Appointed Board Members (One-year term)Ralph Galetti, CTEP Darryl Johnson, CTEP

Mark Phillips Steve Woffinden


ITEA PAST PRESIDENTS

Allen T. Matthews, PhD

Charles K. Watts, PhD

Bradford S. Granum

John V. Bolino

Ralph F. Wetzl

Robert W. Klementz

Matthew T. Reynolds

Marion Williams, PhD

Donald R. Greenlee

Patricia A. Sanders, PhD

John F. Gehrig

John B. Foulkes, PhD

Gary L. Bridgewater

Robert T. Fuller

Thomas J. MacDonald

John Smith

Russell L. "Rusty" Roberts

Stephanie H. Clewer

Mark D. Brown, PhD

Charles “Chas” McKee, CTEP

B. Gene Hudgins


STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE ITEA BOARD

• Awards Committee - Conducts an annual awards program with an awards presentation ceremony at the annual international symposium. Stephanie Clewer, Chair

• Chapter Development and Individual Membership Committee -Develops strategies for individual membership growth and chapter development. The chairman of the Committee coordinates the activities of the Regional Vice Presidents. Jim Myers, Chair

• Communications Committee - Conducts a program for the exchange of ideas and information in the field of test and evaluation with allied branches of government, industry, academia, and professional societies. Erwin Sabile, Chair


STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE ITEA BOARD (CONTINUED)

• Corporate Development Committee - Develops strategies for corporate membership growth and maintains liaison with ITEA corporate members. Kathi Swagerty, Chair

• Elections Committee - Prepares a slate of candidates and oversees the annual election of the Board of Directors and officers of the Association. Matt Reynolds, Chair

• Events Committee - Plans, schedules and supports a multi-year calendar of ITEA-sponsored and co-sponsored symposia, workshops, and conferences. Doug Messer, Chair

• History Committee - Documents the history of ITEA and specific issues, problems, and developments in the field of test and evaluation. Jim Welshans, Chair



• Professional Development Committee - Plans and schedules educational programs in T&E. Oversees ITEA’s scholarship program. OPEN, Chair

• Publications Committee - Develops and maintains a formal publications program including publishing quarterly The ITEA Journal of Test and Evaluation and sponsors publications concerning test and evaluation. Steve “Flash” Gordon, Chair

• Rules and Bylaws Committee - Ensures the activities of the Association are conducted in accordance with these bylaws and conform to the policies and procedures of the Association. Reviews, updates, and amends the governing bylaws of the Association in accordance with the desires of the Board of Directors and the membership. Bill Keegan, Chair



• Strategic Planning Committee - Develops and coordinates long-range strategies for achieving the goals of the Association as articulated in the bylaws and subordinate objectives. Pete Crump, Chair

• Technology Committee - Stays abreast of new technologies of interest to test and evaluation practitioners and develops techniques to address the technologies from a test and evaluation perspective. Henry Merhoff, Chair

• Ways and Means Committee - Manages the financial planning and annual budget process for the Association. John Schab, Chair


ITEA STRATEGIC PLAN

Our VisionTo be recognized as the premier professional association

for the international Test and Evaluation community.ITEA's Vision defines what the Association desires to create and/or to become in the long-term. It provides a long-term focus for the Association, its programs and services, and itsresource allocations. It is the image of the future we seek to create.

Our MissionTo advance the field of Test and Evaluation worldwide

in government, industry and academia.ITEA's Mission defines the Association's scope, direction, and emphasis as the Vision ispursued. The Mission is a positioning statement for members, potential members, and relatedorganizations in the short-term. It represents our purpose, reason for being, who we are andwhat we do.


ITEA STRATEGIC PLANSTRATEGIC GOALS

1. Provide professional development opportunities that help T&E professionals acquire and demonstrate that they have the knowledge, skills, and abilities necessary to excel.

2. Broaden and diversify participation.3. Clarify ITEA’s image and better communicate benefits of

participation.4. Strengthen ITEA Chapters and Volunteer leadership.5. Improve the quality and relevance of educational courses.6. Increase opportunities for information exchange and networking

through association events, publications, social media, and other avenues.

7. Increase opportunities to recognize accomplishments of T&E professionals.

8. Improve the financial performance of the Association.


BENEFITS OF MEMBERSHIPITEA MESSAGING OF VALUE

GET CONNECTED...WITH ITEA!• To LEARN - Your KNOWLEDGE Connection for:

– Personal Growth– Professional Development– Career Advancement

• To SHARE - Your NETWORKING Connection for:– Building Relationships– Acquiring Experience & Knowledge from Others– Exchanging Lessons Learned

• To ADVANCE - Your CAREER Connection for:– Promoting YOUR Profession– Demonstrating YOUR Commitment to Excellence– Investing in OUR Future Workforce


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2018 STATE OF THE ASSOCIATION

• FINANCIALS– Annual Net Revenue will be:

• POSITIVE for the 4th consecutive year, and • POSITIVE for the 5th time in the past 9 years

• MEMBERSHIP– Membership is GROWING– Chapters continue to struggle


2018 STATE OF THE ASSOCIATION(CONTINUED)

• CERTIFIED TEST AND EVALUATION PROFESSIONAL (CTEP) Credential– Only 5 years old– Over 100 Certified Test and Evaluation Professionals (CTEP)– Already becoming a “preferred” requirement in many test

engineer job postings from companies such as:• AMERICAN SYSTEMS• ManTech• Jacobs Engineering

– As well as beginning to be included in DoD acquisition contracts.

– NOTE: It took the Project Manager Professional (PMP) credential almost 15 years before it began to be referenced in acquisition contracts.


2018 STATE OF THE ASSOCIATION(CONTINUED)

• EVENTS– Events (Symposium, Workshops) continue growth –

Attendees, Exhibitors, Sponsors– Symposium returning to geographic rotations after 5 years in

DC Metro• 2018 Point Mugu/Fort Hueneme (West Region)• 2019 Pacific Missile Range Facility/Barking Sands

(“International” Region – Southern Cross Chapter taking lead)

• 2020 Orlando (Southeast Region)• 2021 Phoenix (Southwest Region)• 2022 Virginia Beach (Northeast/Mid-Atlantic Region)• 2023 Seattle (West Region)

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