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UTC Member Value Proposition
What’s in it for me?
COMMITTEES & VOLUNTEERISM
Participate in Committees/Divisions: Volunteers help fulfill UTC's mission and promise to
provide members with essential learning, compelling experiences, and powerful resources.
The UTC Board of Directors has organized the committees to lead focus in key industry areas.
Participation in committee and division working groups/projects, including the Security, Risk,
and Compliance Committee, the Telecom Committee, the Public Policy Division, UtiliSite Council,
and the IT/OT Committee, among others, and any related emails and conference calls.
RESOURCES
Access to all UTC periodicals, including the weekly “Intel” and the quarterly UTC Journal.
Copies of UTC research reports on critical infrastructure communications issues and the
option to purchase reports for which there is a discounted charge at the member rate.
RECOGNITION
Receive recognition as a valued UTC Core Member in the online directory on utc.org.
While the member benefits are unique to UTC and valuable for our members, the UTC
organization must communicate this value to its existing and potential members on an
ongoing basis. Fortifying this “value proposition” depends on effective marketing and
outreach strategies and working constructively with key industry stakeholders (APPA, AGA,
EEI, EPRI, NRECA, domestic and global regulatory bodies such as those listed above) and
valued technology partners.
Leveraging multichannel technology advancements, such as web-based interaction
(NETWORKS), social media engagement (Twitter, LinkedIn, etc.), and effective use of
multimedia, are critical components to this communication as are relying on more basic
but effective interactions like email alerts, conference calls, and in-person meetings.
Establishing and maintaining strong communication conduits between the global UTC
organizations and ten domestic regions are also important to achieving the membership
retention and recruitment growth goals as we can learn from each other’s successes and
missteps on a global basis – in various arenas, both from technical and policy standpoints.