Women in Cable & Telecommunications Group Return

“- New Pittsburgh Chapter Formed - Virginia Chapter added language to describe Chapter Advisor position and explain selection process”

“The seven membership classes are as follows: Regular Membership- Such members are entitled to one vote and may hold office and serve on the National or Chapter level Board of Directors. Executive Membership- These members are entitled to one vote and may hold office and serve on the National or Chapter level Board of Directors. Charter Membership- Such members may upgrade their status to executive if they meet executive membership criteria. Entry Level Membership- These members do not have voting rights and cannot serve in an appointed or elected office. Executive Life Membership- Such members are entitled to one vote and may hold office and serve on the National or Chapter level Board of Directors. Honorary Membership- Those conferred honorary membership do not receive a vote and cannot serve in an appointed or elected office. Student Membership- Student members do not have voting rights or the rights to serve in an appointed or elected office.”

“Members of the following classes may use their voting rights to elect nominees for positions in the governing body: -Regular members -Executive members -Executive Life members”

“The following chapters did not contemporaneously document the meetings held or written actions undertaken during the year by each committee with authority to act on behalf of the governing body, often because there are no such committees: -Florida -Great Lakes/Michigan -Philadelphia -New England -Northern California -Southeast -Southern California -Virginia”

“The form 990 tax return is reviewed by the vp of finance & administration and by the outside accounting firm.”

“The governing documents, conflict of interest and financial statements are available upon request.”

“The following chapters did not have conflict of interest policies: -GREATER PITTSBURGH -NEW ENGLAND”

“The following chapters did not require officers, directors, and key employees to disclose annually interests that could give rise to conflicts: -GREATER PITTSBURGH -MIDWEST -NEW ENGLAND -SOUTHWEST”

“The following chapters did not have a written whistleblower policy: -GREATER PITTSBURGH”

“The following chapters did not have a written document retention and destruction policy: -greater pittsburgh”

“The following chapters did not make grants of more than $5,000 to domestic organizations/government entities: -Carolinas -Greater Ohio -Greater Chicago -Greater Texas -Great Lakes/Michigan -Midwest -New England -Southeast -Southwest -Heartland/Oklahoma -Pittsburgh -Rocky Mountain -Northern California -New York -Pacific Northwest -Florida -Southern California -Virginia”

“The following chapters did not make grants of more than $5,000 to domestic individuals: -Southeast -Greater Ohio -Greater Chicago -Great Lakes/Michigan -Midwest -New England -Southwest -Carolinas -Heartland/Oklahoma -Pittsburgh -Rocky Mountain -Northern California -Pacific Northwest -Florida -Southern California”

“The following chapters did not have gross revenues from fundraising events of $15,000 or more: -Greater Ohio -Greater Chicago -Great Lakes/Michigan -New England -Southwest -New York -Carolinas -Heartland -Pittsburgh -Northern California -Pacific Northwest -Virginia -United Kingdom”

“THE FOLLOWING CHAPTERS EITHER DID NOT RECEIVE PAYMENTS IN EXCESS OF $75 MADE PARTLY AS A CONTRIBUTION AND PARTLY FOR GOODS/SERVICES, OR DID NOT PROVIDE WRITTEN STATEMENTS INDICATING THE AMOUNT OF NON-DEDUCTIBLE GOODS/SERVICES RECEIVED: -GREAT LAKES/MICHIGAN -GREATER CHICAGO -GREATER OHIO -PITTSBURGH -HEARTLAND -NEW ENGLAND -NORTHERN CALIFORNIA -PACIFIC NORTHWEST -Southwest”