The 2014 IEEE International Power Modulator and High Voltage Conference (2014 IPMHVC) will be held June 1-5 in enchanted Santa Fe, New Mexico. Historic, creative, small enough to be easy to get around yet big enough to offer sophisticated services and accommodations, Santa Fe is one of America's most interesting cities. Established by Spanish proclamation in 1610, Santa Fe is the second oldest city in the U.S. Its long and fascinating history is alive today in the town's signature architecture, cultural traditions, and its people. The city's social center is the Plaza around which the city first grew up. Today the Plaza remains a vibrant hub, surrounded by museums, galleries, shops, and restaurants, blending the historic with the contemporary. I must also mention the great and unique culinary experiences to be had in Santa Fe, including the region's savory, chile-based cuisine. In addition, Santa Fe has international stature as an arts destination and creative center, is filled with some of the country's top museums of their kind. The conference will be held in the newly completed Santa Fe Convention Center just one block from the Plaza. Accommodations can be made at the La Fonda Hotel on the Plaza or at the La Posada Hotel. Santa Fe is serviced by regional jet service to the Santa Fe Municipal Airport, or is just a little over an hour drive from the Albuquerque airport. The conference is fully (financially and technically) sponsored by the Dielectrics and Electrical Insulation Society (DEIS) and technically co-sponsored by the IEEE Electron Devices Society (EDS) and the IEEE Nuclear and Plasma Sciences Society (NPSS). We hope you join us for what should be an exceptionally memorable IEEE International Power Modulator and High Voltage Conference.