Theatre Communications Group Inc.

“After review by tcg's cfo, deputy director and executive director, the 990 will be distributed to the audit committee for their review before filing. The 990 will then be distributed to the full board.”

“The board of directors complete an annual disclosure statement as required by the organization's conflict of interest policy. Board members are also required to notify the board of directors when any transactions arise that could involve an actual or possible conflict of interest. The disclosure statements and any disclosures made are reviewed by the treasurer or board chair for compliance to the organization's conflict of interest policy. If any disclosures require further investigation, the treasurer or board chair work with the board of directors to investigate and resolve any such disclosures. In the event that the board considers an issue that involves the financial relationship between the organization and a member of the board, the board member will disclose to the board the financial relationship that the particular board member has, with respect to the issue. The board member shall refrain from voting on the matter.”

“The salary of the executive director is reviewed and approved by the compensation committee after reviewing comparable salaries of other service organizations and compensation surveys. In addition, the compensation committee of the board votes to approve overall salary and benefit levels of the organization though the only individual salary they approve is of the executive director.”

“UPON REQUEST.”

“Theatre communications group (tcg), the national organization for theatre, leads for a just and thriving theatre ecology. Since its founding in 1961, tcg's constituency has grown from a handful of groundbreaking theatres to over 700 member theatres and affiliate organizations and over 7,000 individual members. Through its programs and services, tcg reaches over one million students, audience members, and theatre professionals each year. Tcg offers networking and knowledge-building opportunities through research, communications, and events, including the annual tcg national conference, one of the largest nationwide gatherings of theatre people; awards grants and scholarships to theatre companies and individual artists; advocates on the federal level; and through the global theater initiative, tcg's partnership with the laboratory for global performance and politics, serves as the u.s. Center of the international theatre institute. Tcg is north america's largest independent trade publisher of dramatic literature, with 18 pulitzer prizes for drama on the tcg booklist. It also publishes the award-winning american theatre magazine and artsearch, the essential source for a career in the arts. Tcg believes its vision of "a better world for theatre, and a better world because of theatre" can be achieved through individual and collective action, adaptive and responsive leadership, and equitable representation in all areas of practice. Tcg is led by the executive director and ceo teresa eyring and deputy director and coo adrian budhu. Www.tcg.org”