YES! MIAMI!YES! MIAMI!

GLOBECOM GLOBECOM 20102010

Pre-Bid PresentationPre-Bid Presentation

December 5-10December 5-1020102010

OutlineOutline Prospective Conference Location/DatesProspective Conference Location/Dates VenuesVenues TransportationsTransportations Miami AttractionsMiami Attractions Conference Planning & ManagementConference Planning & Management Human ResourcesHuman Resources Industry and Government SupportsIndustry and Government Supports FinancesFinances

Location and DatesLocation and Dates Miami, FloridaMiami, Florida December 5-10, 2010December 5-10, 2010

Feel the hot sunlight in WinterFeel the hot sunlight in Winter

Venues Venues (Option I: Hyatt + InterContinental)(Option I: Hyatt + InterContinental) Hyatt Regency Hyatt Regency

($189 Per room/night)($189 Per room/night)

– 612 Guest rooms612 Guest rooms

– 10000 sq ft meeting space10000 sq ft meeting space

– Located in Downtown MiamiLocated in Downtown Miami

– A Breeze away from the South A Breeze away from the South BeachBeach

– Close to golf coursesClose to golf courses

– Water sports nearbyWater sports nearby

– Close to Bayside Market PlaceClose to Bayside Market Place

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Venues Venues (Option I: Hyatt + InterContinental)(Option I: Hyatt + InterContinental) InterContinental MiamiInterContinental Miami

($269 per room/night)($269 per room/night)

– 641 Guest rooms641 Guest rooms

– 6600 sq ft meeting space6600 sq ft meeting space

– Located in Downtown MiamiLocated in Downtown Miami

– A Breeze away from the South A Breeze away from the South BeachBeach

– 7.5 miles away from the Miami 7.5 miles away from the Miami International AirportInternational Airport

Venues Venues (Option II: Doral Golf Resort)(Option II: Doral Golf Resort) Doral Golf ResortDoral Golf Resort ($195 per room/night)($195 per room/night)

– 693 Guest rooms693 Guest rooms

– 11400 sq ft meeting rooms11400 sq ft meeting rooms

– 6 miles away from the Miami 6 miles away from the Miami International AirportInternational Airport

– 15 miles away from the South 15 miles away from the South BeachBeach

Venues Venues ((Option III: FONTAINEBLEAU Resort)Option III: FONTAINEBLEAU Resort)

FONTAINEBLEAU ResortFONTAINEBLEAU Resort ($229 per room/night, Student rate: $199)($229 per room/night, Student rate: $199)

– 1504 Guest rooms1504 Guest rooms

– 10700 sq ft meeting rooms10700 sq ft meeting rooms

– Currently undergoing a $1 billion Currently undergoing a $1 billion renovation and expansion project to renovation and expansion project to achieve stimulating and sizzling interior achieve stimulating and sizzling interior Design treatments Design treatments

– 12 miles away from the Miami 12 miles away from the Miami International AirportInternational Airport

– Close to Miami Beach and South Close to Miami Beach and South BeachBeach

– 8 miles to Downtown Miami and 8 miles to Downtown Miami and Bayside MarketplaceBayside Marketplace

Venues Venues (Other hotels)(Other hotels) Other Downtown Hotels Other Downtown Hotels ((30+30+ hotels, hotels, 5000+5000+ rooms) rooms)

– Miami Marriott Biscayne Bay Miami Marriott Biscayne Bay (599 rooms)(599 rooms)

– Radisson Miami Hotel Radisson Miami Hotel (528 rooms)(528 rooms)

– Mandarin Oriental Hotel Mandarin Oriental Hotel (327 rooms)(327 rooms)

– Marriott JW Hotel Marriott JW Hotel (278 rooms)(278 rooms)

– Courtyard by Marriott Miami Courtyard by Marriott Miami (258 rooms)(258 rooms)

– The Conrad Hotel The Conrad Hotel (203 rooms) (203 rooms)

– Inn Marina Park Port of Miami Inn Marina Park Port of Miami (200 rooms)(200 rooms)

TransportationsTransportations Miami is a central point for International transportationMiami is a central point for International transportation

– Very convenient to fly to/from any citiesVery convenient to fly to/from any cities

TransportationsTransportations Miami International Airport (MIA)Miami International Airport (MIA)

– Ranks 12Ranks 12thth in US for total passenger traffic in US for total passenger traffic– More than 30 Million traveler pass through its gate annually More than 30 Million traveler pass through its gate annually – More ranking statistics for MIA in 2006More ranking statistics for MIA in 2006

1st 1st International FreightInternational Freight 3rd   3rd   International PassengersInternational Passengers 4 th  4 th   Total FreightTotal Freight 4th   4th   Total Cargo (Freight + Mail)Total Cargo (Freight + Mail) 15th 15th Total PassengersTotal Passengers

Port of MiamiPort of Miami– Known as Known as Cruise Capital of the WorldCruise Capital of the World– The world's largest year-round fleetThe world's largest year-round fleet– As the gateway for more than 3 million passengers a year As the gateway for more than 3 million passengers a year

TransportationsTransportations Flight to/from MiamiFlight to/from Miami

– US & Canada US & Canada Direct flights to 48 major citiesDirect flights to 48 major cities

– EuropeEurope Direct flights to 9 major citiesDirect flights to 9 major cities

– London/Paris/Zurich/Milan/Amsterdam/Frankfurt/Madrid/Munich/DusseldorfLondon/Paris/Zurich/Milan/Amsterdam/Frankfurt/Madrid/Munich/Dusseldorf

– AsiaAsia Direct flight to Tel-Aviv Direct flight to Tel-Aviv From/to other cities may transfer at LA/NYC/SF/…From/to other cities may transfer at LA/NYC/SF/…

– South AmericaSouth America Direct flights to 21 citiesDirect flights to 21 cities

– Central AmericaCentral America Direct flights to 41 citiesDirect flights to 41 cities

TransportationsTransportations Local TransportationsLocal Transportations

– Walking distance Walking distance between hotels in downtownbetween hotels in downtown From hotels to beachesFrom hotels to beaches

– Metro moverMetro mover Access entire downtown area and bayside (NO CHARGE)Access entire downtown area and bayside (NO CHARGE)

– Metro railMetro rail Covers short distance from hotel ($1.5 each way)Covers short distance from hotel ($1.5 each way)

– Super ShuttleSuper Shuttle– TaxiTaxi

Miami AttractionsMiami Attractions

Everglades National Park Miami Beach & South Beach

Miami AttractionsMiami Attractions

Orlando Disney World Key West

Miami AttractionsMiami Attractions

Miami Heat Basketball Hard Rock Casino

Conference ManagementConference Management Executive Chair:Executive Chair:

– Prof. Kia Makki, Florida International UniversityProf. Kia Makki, Florida International University TPC Co-Chair, INFOCOM 2005 (Miami), TPC Co-Chair, INFOCOM 2005 (Miami), General Co-Chair, ICCCN 2002 (Miami)General Co-Chair, ICCCN 2002 (Miami)

General Co-Chairs:General Co-Chairs:– Dr. David Sincoskie, TelcordiaDr. David Sincoskie, Telcordia (Senior Vice President)(Senior Vice President)

– Mr. Hart Rossman, SAICMr. Hart Rossman, SAIC (CTO, Integrated Security and Systems)(CTO, Integrated Security and Systems)

Vice General Co-Chairs: Vice General Co-Chairs: – Prof. Niki Pissinou, Telecom Institute (IT2), FIU Prof. Niki Pissinou, Telecom Institute (IT2), FIU (Director)(Director)

Conference Chair, ICCCN 2002 (Miami), Conference Chair, ICCCN 2002 (Miami), International Vice Chair, INFOCOM 2005 (Miami)International Vice Chair, INFOCOM 2005 (Miami)

– Dr. Jie Wu, NSF Dr. Jie Wu, NSF (Program Director)(Program Director) General Chair: IPDPS 2008 (Miami)General Chair: IPDPS 2008 (Miami) General Vice Chair: IPDPS 2007 (Long Beach)General Vice Chair: IPDPS 2007 (Long Beach)

Program Co-Chairs:Program Co-Chairs:– Dr. Haohong Wang, Marvell Semiconductors, Inc.Dr. Haohong Wang, Marvell Semiconductors, Inc.

General Chair, ICCCN 2008 (US Virgin Island)General Chair, ICCCN 2008 (US Virgin Island) TPC Chair, ICCCN 2007 (Honolulu)TPC Chair, ICCCN 2007 (Honolulu)

– Prof. Mukesh Singhal, University of KentuckyProf. Mukesh Singhal, University of Kentucky General Chair, SRDS 2005 (Orlando), SRDS 2001 (New Orleans)General Chair, SRDS 2005 (Orlando), SRDS 2001 (New Orleans) TPC Chair, MASS 2005, SRDS 1998TPC Chair, MASS 2005, SRDS 1998

Conference ManagementConference Management Local Arrangement Co-Chairs:Local Arrangement Co-Chairs:

– Prof. Prof. Osama Mohammad Osama Mohammad , Florida International University, Florida International University Chairman of the Florida Council of IEEEChairman of the Florida Council of IEEE Past Chairman of Miami Section of IEEEPast Chairman of Miami Section of IEEE

– Mr. Michael CorbitMr. Michael Corbit, InternetCoast , InternetCoast (Executive Director)(Executive Director)

Government Advisory Chair:Government Advisory Chair: – Dr. Robert Ulman, Army Research OfficeDr. Robert Ulman, Army Research Office (Program Manager)(Program Manager)

Industrial Advisory Chair:Industrial Advisory Chair:– Mr. Matt Meyerson, Mobile FYI Inc. Mr. Matt Meyerson, Mobile FYI Inc. (CEO)(CEO)

Workshop Chair:Workshop Chair:– Dr. Forouzan Golshani , CSU, Long Beach Dr. Forouzan Golshani , CSU, Long Beach (Dean, College of Engineering)(Dean, College of Engineering)

Financial Chair:Financial Chair:– Prof. Stavros Georgakopoulos, Florida International UniversityProf. Stavros Georgakopoulos, Florida International University

Conference ManagementConference Management Industry/Academia Advisory BoardIndustry/Academia Advisory Board

– Dr. Vint Cerf Dr. Vint Cerf Google (Vice President & Chief Internet Evangelist)Google (Vice President & Chief Internet Evangelist)– Dr. Robert KahnDr. Robert Kahn CNRI (CEO)CNRI (CEO)– Dr. Dan Baeza Dr. Dan Baeza AT&T (General Manager) AT&T (General Manager) – Dr. Kazuo ImaiDr. Kazuo Imai NTT Docomo (CEO, Docomo USA Labs)NTT Docomo (CEO, Docomo USA Labs)– Mr. Hart Rossman Mr. Hart Rossman SAIC (CTO, Integrated Security and Systems)SAIC (CTO, Integrated Security and Systems)– Dr. David Sincoskie Dr. David Sincoskie TelcordiaTelcordia (Senior Vice President)(Senior Vice President)– Dr. Huifang SunDr. Huifang Sun Mitsubishi Electric (Vice President)Mitsubishi Electric (Vice President)– Dr. Mark Templeton Dr. Mark Templeton Citrix Systems (President and CEO)Citrix Systems (President and CEO)– Dr. Lance HesterDr. Lance Hester Motorola Motorola – Prof. Aggelos Katsaggelos Prof. Aggelos Katsaggelos Northwestern UniversityNorthwestern University– Prof. Chang Wen Chen Prof. Chang Wen Chen Florida Institute of TechnologyFlorida Institute of Technology– Prof. James Modestino Prof. James Modestino University of Miami University of Miami

(more are coming)(more are coming)

Human ResourcesHuman Resources Lead TeamLead Team

– Part of the team is formed by plenty of colleagues that had worked Part of the team is formed by plenty of colleagues that had worked with us in previous conference events organizing effortswith us in previous conference events organizing efforts

– We also recruit volunteers with the help of IEEE Technical We also recruit volunteers with the help of IEEE Technical Committees on various topicsCommittees on various topics

Local SupportLocal Support– IEEE Miami sectionIEEE Miami section– IEEE ComSoc Miami chapterIEEE ComSoc Miami chapter– Florida International UniversityFlorida International University– University of MiamiUniversity of Miami– Florida Institute of TechnologyFlorida Institute of Technology– Florida Atlanta UnviersityFlorida Atlanta Unviersity

Government SupportsGovernment Supports Attract funding from Government AgenciesAttract funding from Government Agencies

– NSFNSF– DoDDoD– DoEDoE– Army Research Office (ARO/ARL)Army Research Office (ARO/ARL)– NASANASA

Industry SupportsIndustry Supports Florida – The Telecom Hub of the AMERICASFlorida – The Telecom Hub of the AMERICAS

– Florida is ranked 4Florida is ranked 4thth in the nation for high-tech employment by the in the nation for high-tech employment by the CyberstatesCyberstates 2006 report 2006 report

– Recent Gartner study ranks Florida asRecent Gartner study ranks Florida as 33rdrd largest employer in telecommunications services largest employer in telecommunications services 44thth in Internet services in Internet services

– More than 5200 local telecommunications firms ranging from wireless More than 5200 local telecommunications firms ranging from wireless telephony and mesh networks, to developers and manufactures of wireless telephony and mesh networks, to developers and manufactures of wireless communications equipment, switchgear, and fiber optic cablescommunications equipment, switchgear, and fiber optic cables

– Local Telecom leaders:Local Telecom leaders: AT&TAT&T AirNetAirNet BellSouthBellSouth HarrisHarris LucentLucent FDN CommunicationsFDN Communications SiemensSiemens NetSpeakNetSpeak SprintSprint SensormaticSensormatic Sony Ericsson MobileSony Ericsson Mobile Talla-CornTalla-Corn Verizon Verizon Telefonica/Terra NetworksTelefonica/Terra Networks

Industry SupportsIndustry Supports Get Local Industry partnership viaGet Local Industry partnership via

– ICoastICoast– South Florida Technology AllianceSouth Florida Technology Alliance– ITFloridaITFlorida– Florida High Tech Corridor CouncilFlorida High Tech Corridor Council

Local High-Tech LeadersLocal High-Tech Leaders– Citrix SystemsCitrix Systems Aero SimulationsAero Simulations– AlienwareAlienware DRCDRC– AuthenTecAuthenTec ECC ECC – FAROFARO Northrop GrummanNorthrop Grumman– Honeywell SensorsHoneywell Sensors RaydonRaydon– Jabil CircuitJabil Circuit RaytheonRaytheon– Lockheed MartinLockheed Martin QuantumQuantum– SAICSAIC SymantecSymantec– TelASIC CommunicationsTelASIC Communications ReflectoneReflectone

Industry SupportsIndustry Supports Get financial supports from external industry giants using personal Get financial supports from external industry giants using personal

connectionsconnections– IBMIBM– MicrosoftMicrosoft– NTT DocomoNTT Docomo– QualcommQualcomm– TITI– IntelIntel– CiscoCisco– NokiaNokia– HPHP– GoogleGoogle– NECNEC– KDDIKDDI– FujitsuFujitsu– Motorola Motorola – BroadcomBroadcom

Finance PlanFinance PlanRevenueRevenue ExpenseExpense

RegistrationRegistration $800,000$800,000 Committee ExpenseCommittee Expense $45,000$45,000

Industry Forum Industry Forum $100,000$100,000 AdministrationAdministration $50,000$50,000

Tutorial/WorkshopsTutorial/Workshops $100,000$100,000 Promotional MarketingPromotional Marketing $120,000$120,000

PublicationsPublications $20,000$20,000 PublicationsPublications $60,000$60,000

PatronagePatronage $50,000$50,000 Venue ServicesVenue Services $127,000$127,000

MiscellaneousMiscellaneous $30,000$30,000 Venue Food & BeverageVenue Food & Beverage $301,000$301,000

Attendee GiftsAttendee Gifts $40,000$40,000

Honorarium/Speaker TravelHonorarium/Speaker Travel $15,000$15,000

Financial & AuditFinancial & Audit $35,000$35,000

MiscellaneousMiscellaneous $25,000$25,000

Total Total $1,1000,000$1,1000,000 $818,000$818,000

SurplusSurplus 26%26%

GLOBECOM in Miami (1982)GLOBECOM in Miami (1982)

Historical connections between Miami and GLOBECOM

SummarySummary Convenient Location for attendees from all over the worldConvenient Location for attendees from all over the world

Luxury hotels and superior meeting facilityLuxury hotels and superior meeting facility

Nice weather especially in winterNice weather especially in winter

Plenty of attractions and activitiesPlenty of attractions and activities

Very experienced and capable management teamVery experienced and capable management team

Full commitments from Industry/Academia Advisory BoardFull commitments from Industry/Academia Advisory Board

Strong supports from local and external resourcesStrong supports from local and external resources

Solid financial plan for GLOBECOM 2010Solid financial plan for GLOBECOM 2010

Strong historic connection between Miami and GLOBECOMStrong historic connection between Miami and GLOBECOM

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GLOBECOM GLOBECOM 20102010

Pre-Bid PresentationPre-Bid Presentation

December 5-10December 5-1020102010