Colorado Association of Community Centered Boards

“Members are local organizations in the state of colorado, known as community centered boards, and program-approved service provider organizations which are approved and largely funded by the state to provide education, rehabilitation and other direct services to disabled individuals and related support services to their families.”

“A detailed review of the organization's form 990 is done by the executive director, board president and contract accountant. After this review, the 990 is sent to the organization's governing body for review before filing.”

“Annually all board members are provided with a copy of this policy for review and are required to complete and sign an acknowledgement and disclosure of conflict of interest form. All completed forms are retained in the alliance office.”

“The executive director's compensation is reviewed and approved annually by the executive committee and board of directors as part of the annual budget process. Alliance uses multiple tools to evaluate the compensation of its exeeutive director, including guidestar and several industry-related compensation surveys.”

“The executive director's compensation is reviewed and approved annually by the executive committee and board of directors as part of the annual budget process. Alliance uses multiple tools to evaluate the compensation of its exeeutive director, including guidestar and several industry-related compensation surveys.”

“Guidestar.org and/or upon request”

“Alliance is a nonprofit, statewide association of community centered boards (ccbs) and program approved service agencies (pasas) that is dedicated to strengthening services and supports for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (idd).”