American Association of Obstetricians and Gynecologists Foundation Inc

“American association of obstetricians and gynecologists foundation, inc. (the aaogf) uses stringfellow management group to manage its day to day affairs. Aaogf pays stringfellow a monthly management fee for their services.”

“The board amended their bylaws to update the number of trustees to be elected by membership from 5 to 5-7 trustees.”

“The membership of the aaogf consists of the fellows of the american gynecological and obstetrical society, in good standing, including active fellows, life fellows, and honorary fellows.”

“All members of the american gynecological and obstetrical society (agos), an organization exempt from income tax under section 501(c)(3) are also members of the aaogf. Aaogf officers are elected by the members.”

“There are no committees authorized to act on behalf of the board.”

“The draft return will be prepared by an accounting firm and will be reviewed by the stringfellow management group and the sec/treasurer. The final drafts will be shared with the board members and once acknowledgements have been received from each board member that the return was received and reviewed, the final return will be filed with the irs.”

“All officers and trustees of the american association of obstetricians and gynecologists foundation, inc. (the aaogf) file a statement annually or upon request with the aaogf disclosing any material interest in a company, service, product, or other concern that might be affected by that individual's activities. Examples of such interests are: financial interests such as stock ownership (not including "mutual funds" over which the individual has no control): substantial gifts; employment; consultancy arrangements; faculty appointments; arrangements with medical, scientific, or related publishers to write articles or to provide editorial services; pharmaceutical investigation or research support; or honoraria. Any individual who has a conflict of interest with an aaogf activity in which he or she participates will be expected to excuse him or herself from discussions or actions involving that subject, unless specifically requested to participate by the person responsible for that activity. An individual who does not excuse him or herself from an activity may be asked to do so. If the individual participates in a discussion, deliberation, presentation or other type of activity that raises the possibility of conflict of interest, he or she will disclose the conflict publicly. An ad-hoc committee, appointed by the president, consisting of at least three trustees, shall review and decide any question of conflict of interest.”

“Upon request of an appointment the following documents may be viewed at the organization's office or viewed online through a secure weblink: (1) governing documents, (2) conflict of interest policy, (3) financial statements.”