W I B Inc.

“Potential board members are identified by industry groups and discussed by the personnel committee based on required presentation of the federal wia law, with an eye to the balance of location and industry. Recommendations are forwarded to the county executive for appointment to the board, in accordance with the wia law.”

“Form 990 prepared by an independent certified public accounting firm is reviewed by management. After this initial review, the form is provided to all officers and board members (via email or paper) for review. After any review questions are answered, the federal and state returns are signed and filed.”

“Annual conflict of interest statements are signed by board members. Members with any conflicts are expected and required to recuse themselves from decisions where such conflicts exist.”

“Documents, audited financial statements and exempt organization federal and state returns are available upon request at the organization's business office.”

“Individuals who volunteered their time and expertise to serve on the organization's board of directors during the fiscal year ended june 30, 2016.”

“Tanf summer youth - program to provide full-wage subsidized summer employment to eligible participants. Total program expenses, 254,614. Mobility management - program to assist in implementing chautauqua county's transportation plan and coordinating projects and meetings necessary to meet the plan's goal. Goal including providing transportation to work for low income individuals and work training. Total program expenses, 59,200. Research foundation for mental health (rfmh) - program designed to have a disability resource coordinator (drc) market the fundamentals of the ticket to work program to targeted groups and the local community. Total program expenses, 37,847. W.i.b., inc. Local county programs - general programs to provide for the overall operating activities of the organization. Total program expenses, 172,267.”

“Prog. Operator - wia 7,617 0 0 prog. Operator - self-suffici 329,459 0 0”