CoE Membership Info
Membership Information
Members
Membership Levels
- Platinum Members. A Platinum Member shall pay the annual membership dues as specified in the CoE Membership Fee Schedule, shown below. A Platinum member can appoint up to 10 individuals as representative of the member to the COE. A Platinum Member shall have the right to complimentary registrations for CoE workshops and events during the year of membership for its appointed representatives. Such members shall also have the most prominent display of company logos in CoE online and print materials. Platinum Members are entitled to cast 10 votes on any matter presented to the Members (including the election of Directors). Platinum members are entitled to appoint at least one (1) representative to fill a position on the CoE Technical Steering Committee. Platinum Members are eligible to serve as Chair or Vice Chair of Committees.
- Gold Members. A Gold Member shall pay the annual membership dues as specified in the CoE Membership Fee Schedule, shown below. A Gold member can appoint up to 5 individuals as representatives of the member to the COE. A Gold Member shall have the right to complimentary registrations for CoE workshops and events during the year of membership for its appointed representatives. Such Members shall also have prominent display of company logos in CoE online and print materials. Gold Members are entitled to cast two votes on any matter presented to the Members (including the election of Directors). Gold Member are eligible to serve as Chair or Vice Chair of Committees.
- Silver Members. A Silver Member shall pay the annual membership dues as specified in the CoE Membership Fee Schedule, shown below. A Silver member can appoint two individuals as representative of the member to the COE. A Silver Member shall have the right to two complimentary registrations for CoE workshops and events during the year of membership for its appointed representative. Such Members shall also have display of company logos in CoE online and print materials. Silver Members are entitled to cast one vote on any matter presented to the Members (including the election of Directors).
- Auditors. Auditors shall pay the annual membership dues as specified in the CoE Membership Fee Schedule, shown below. Auditors can appoint a single individual as representative of the member to the COE. Auditors shall also have their names listed in CoE online and print materials. Auditors do not have voting privileges.
- Associate Members. Associate membership is reserved for government, academic, and not-for-profit entities that are approved by the Board of Directors. Associates do not have voting rights, unless they have a representative who serves on the Board of Directors.
- Individuals. Individuals can become Members of the CoE at an initial rate as specified in the CoE Membership Fee Schedule, shown below. Individuals do not have voting rights, unless they are elected to serve on the Board of Directors.