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nuss annual report 2006 Chairperson Edward S Tay Deputy Chairpersons Tong Hsien-Hui Francis Pavri (Dr) (Senior Circle) Vincent Rasa Benedict (Young Chapter) Members Jeremy Ee Jian Wen David Ho Peng Cheong Kang Choon Seng Joshua V M Kuma (Dr) James Leow Jin Ghee Kassandra Lim Mee Liang (Ms) Mervyn Sek Kok Chuan William Tan Teng Hoo 11,601 11,982 11,888 11,704 11,999 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 Membership over the last five years PG Membership Sub-Committee Membership It has been a productive and fruitful year for the Membership Sub-Committee, especially in the area of membership recruitment. The year 2006 closed on a high note with a gross total of 737 new members, compared to 277 the previous year. This was mainly attributed to the success of a membership recruitment campaign launched in the last quarter - The Super Deal. The Super Deal attracted some 502 new members who received $1,000 worth of NUSS F&B vouchers and $888 worth of other welcome gifts and privileges when they signed up at the prevailing entrance fee of $2,000. Existing members also participated enthusiastically in the Member-Get-Member promotion held in tandem with The Super Deal and recommended up to 90% of the new members. For their efforts, these existing members were rewarded with $500 worth of NUSS F&B vouchers for each successful sign-up. Taking a proactive approach to marketing the NUSS membership, the Sub- Committee sought collaborations with external organisations such as the Law Society, Singapore Dental Association and Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR). Besides aiding in recruitment efforts, these collaborations also increased awareness of the NUSS brand in a direct market of potential members. Membership By Category Membership Types Year 2006 Year 2005 Ordinary 8,589 8,525 Life Ordinary 272 240 Associate 3,082 2,880 Life Associate 28 27 Senior 15 19 Honorary 6 6 Term 2 6 Term (Senior) 5 1 Total 11,999 11,704
Promoting networking among members Adding Value At the General Meeting on 2 March 2006, the members approved a new category of membership - Corporate Members. The corporate market represents a potentially large, less price sensitive and as yet untapped market for NUSS. The introduction of corporate membership can also further strengthen the Society’s connections with the local business community. The year also saw another key change to membership policy – transferability of the NUSS membership at a transfer fee of $2,000. Angled as a value-added service, the Sub-Committee is confident that this move will benefit inactive members. Lifestyle activities such as social dancing continued through the year. Targeting the general membership, the six bi-monthly dinner and dance events that were organised enjoyed full-house turnouts. A variety of dance classes were also held to encourage members’ interest in social dancing. In the year ahead, the Sub- Committee will work on finetuning certain membership policies with the aim of making NUSS a dynamic society that keeps abreast of the evolving needs of its graduate members. Membership By Discipline PG nuss annual report 2006 New members enjoy themselves at the New Members’ Election Night Membership By Gender Year 2006 Year 2005 Accountancy 949 863 Architecture 176 165 Arts & Social Sciences 2,571 2,321 Building & Estate Management 26 28 Business Administration 2,132 2,122 Dental Surgery 122 120 Engineering 1,665 1,707 Law 808 767 Medicine 421 437 Science 2,746 2,794 Others 383 380 Total 11,999 11,704 Membership By Age Group Year 2006 Year 2005 Male 8,322 8,095 Female 3,677 3,609 Total 11,999 11,704 Membership Types Year 2006 Year 2005 21-30 738 619 31-40 3,737 3,645 41-50 4,487 4,421 51 & above 3,037 3,019 Total 11,999 11,704
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