Nysarc Inc Saratoga County Chapter

“Description of structure and membership: nysarc inc is a unitary corporation consisting of its 39 chapters. Nysarc inc saratoga county chapter is one division of the corporation. The corporation and chapters' governing body is the board of governors representing the individual membership in each chapter's jurisdiction. Each chapter has one primary and one alternate governor with a weighted vote based on membership. The corporation through its bylaws delegates day-to-day operating authority to the chapter's board of directors. The executive committee of the board of governors (see part vi, line 7a below) comprises the corporation's elected officers and exercises all powers of the board of governors between plenary meetings of the governors.”

“Members powers to elect or appoint to the governing body: the organization's members elect the officers and directors of the chapter annually. In turn, those chapter board members nominate the officers and directors of the corporation.”

“Form 990 review process: the nysarc board of governors does not review the chapters' forms 990 before they are filed. Each chapter submits a copy of its form 990 to the governing body's board of governors when the form 990 is filed by the chapter. Each chapter must have a process for its board of directors to review the chapter's form 990. The saratoga chapter's form 990 is presented to the board of directors for review prior to filing.”

“Conflict of interest policy procedure: conflict of interest form completed by employee, submitted to corporate nysarc, inc., saratoga county chapter 14-1465932 compliance committee and either approved or not.”

“Officers' compensation procedure: the executive director's salary is determined from the nysarc compensation survey, it is approved by the executive committee/board of directors and a contract is entered into between the parties. Although not key employees, other top management salaries are determined from nysarc compensation survey and the entire compensation plan is approved by the board of directors.”

“Availability to public of governing documents, conflict of interest policy, and financial statements: these are available on request.”

“The following officers and governors of the respective chapters shown may be reached at nysarc inc, 29 british american blvd, latham, ny 12110: allegany-steuben (arthur stillwell), benevolent society (staten island jerome isaacs), bronx dc (ida rios), broome-chenango-tioga (david chambers), cattaraugus-niagara (michael macwilliams), chautauqua (richard erickson), chemung-schuyler (eileen remec), clinton (joanna valente orr), columbia (dorothy wheeler), community league wassaic dc (donald geer), delaware (bonnie martin), erie (glenn wetzl), essex (laurie kelley), franklin-hamilton (marilyn duffy), fulton-schoharie (joe magliocca), genesee-livingston-orleans-wyoming (cheryl englert), herkimer (jill schrader), jefferson-st. Lawrence (jackie sauter), madison-cortland (maureen louis), monroe (charles konar), montgomery (ken adamowski), nassau (harrietta traversa), new york city (patricia murphy), oneida-lewis (joanna greco), onondaga (gordon eyer), ontario (bobby greco jr), oswego (brian sawyer), otsego (laura bliss lamb), rensselaer (charlette burgess), rockland (alexandra leys), rome d.c. (vacant), saratoga (lawrence fein), schenectady (vacant), seneca-cayuga-yates-tompkins (donna pasik), suffolk (deborah pflieger), sullivan-orange-dutchess (kathleen donahue), ulster-greene-putnam (sheree cross), warren-washington-albany (anne marie lockhart), wayne (cj britt), welfare league d.c. (vacant), west seneca (ellen owens), westchester (daphne daddino).”

“Change in interest in net deficit of arc foundation 46,505. Prior year rate adjustment -1,201.”