Ahhe East Coast Chapter Inc

“Form 990-ez, part iii - organization's primary exempt purposeto promote the availability and development of healthcare executives dedicated to enhancing the quality of and access to healthcare for the hispanic community in the united states. To encourage hispanic students to seek opportunities in health care professions.”

“Description amountpayroll taxes and workers compensat 1,525computer costs 755contributions 895awards and fund raising gala 37,351meals and entertainment 713office expenses 330payroll service fees 1,008video presentations 975telephone expenses 2,570travel and meeting expenses 6,478bank charges 1,050credit card fees 563government filing fees 35interest expense 104parking and tolls 433miscellaneous costs 116program preparation 4,200journal advertising 1,500equipment maintenance and repair 374photography 250internet and web page 2,679marketing & consulting services 16,724dues and subscriptions 545supplies 1,696bad debt 5,000”

“Description amountreduction in amount due from affili (10,000)”

“Category beginning of year end of yearnotes and loans receivable 12,875 17,202dues and sponsorships receivab 19,000 0”

“Category beginning of year end of yeardeferred compensation 0 2,031salary & payroll taxes payable 0 1,937”

“Established the first national hispanic health professionals leadership legislative forum. Participated in the summer enrichment program sponsored by the greater new york hospital association and the national inst for diversity health management/american hospital association. Member of the advisory task force on diversity in healthcare leadership of the greater new york hospital association and the subcommittee on senior management. Established the hospital trustee advisory council. Established the distinguished lecturer series and inplemented ongoing educational programs featuring executive search consultants, government and community leaders. Member of steering committee of the national hispanic health professional leadership network representing the 25 leading latino presidents of health professional associations and medical societies. Member of health professionals for diversity and other regional and national coalitions. Developed a stategic partnership with the national hispanic chamber of commerce on health.”