National Rosacea Society

“Andrew f huff glendale communications group president president mary f erhard glendale communications group med editor employee”

“A copy of form 990 is reviewed by officers & trustees for accuracy prior to filing.”

“Compliance with the conflict of intererst policy is reviewed at board meetings.”

“AVAILABLE UPON REQUESTS.”

“Section a, line 2: two of the seven directors of the national rosacea society (nrs), andrew f huff and mary f erhard, are employed by glendale communications group (glendale). Glendale provides provides the personnel and infrastructure, and carries certain outside expenses, needed to support and implement the program services and administration of the nrs. Glendale also provides services to other clients unrelated to nrs. The positions of these nrs directors with glendale and their total salaries in 2024 are as follows (also reported in column e in part vii, section a): andrew f huff, president 66,108 mary f erhard, medical editor 3,536 because of their relationship, nrs directors associated with glendale abstain from all board of director votes affecting glendale, and only the nrs directors not associated with glendale (the independent nrs directors) review and approve activities and budgets affecting glendale. Each year, the independent nrs directors review the continuation of the nrs's relationship with glendale, and must approve retention of glendale by the nrs annually. In addition, at least one of the independent nrs directors reviews monthly invoices from glendale to the nrs. Glendale's fees to the nrs are determined on the same basis as for other glendale clients, and the independent nrs directors are provided with competitive cost estimates for specific projects undertaken by glendale on behalf of the nrs.”

“To improve the lives of those who suffer from rosacea by raising awareness, providing information and supporting medical research on this widespread but poorly understood skin disorder affecting an estimated 16 million americans.”

“Research grants - because the cause of rosacea is unknown and consequently there is no cure, the society established resesarch grants program to encourage and support medical research relating to potential causes and other key aspects of the disorder. The society's medical advisory board reviews grant applications and selects studies for funding. Study results are then presented at scientific meetings and published in medical journals, as well as in the society's newsletter and on its website.”