Iowa Broadcasters Association

“The executive director reviews the form 990 prior to its filing. The board does not review the 990 prior to its filing.”

“The organization reviews, monitors and enforces compliance with the conflict of interest policy by requiring members to disclose any conflicts they have on a regular basis.”

“The documents are available upon request.”

“To advance the interest of the free, local, over-the-air, full service radio and television broadcast industry in iowa through association sponsored activities that enhance the level of respect for the broadcast industry held by the general public, nonprofit organizations, government agencies and policymakers, and business.”

“And easily. In addition, resumes are posted free of charge for applicants and job seekers looking for employment at iowa radio and television stations. Each listing is posted for approximately 90 days or until a job opening has been filled. All iba job bank postings are for equal opportunity employers. Approximately 180 served. Over 200 job openings and situations wanted listings posted during 2016. The iba web site had over 7,000 visitors generating 20,000 sessions and 58,925 page views.”

“Be answered with out independent research or investigation. The iowa and washington legal hotlines are paid for by the iowa broadcasters association. The lawyer-client relationship is between the broadcaster and the law firms and iba has no liability for actions taken by attorneys providing the service. Legal advice will not be provided in disputes between iba member stations or in matters which would create a professional conflict of interest. Approximately 180 served.”

“Are sent to all iowa radio and television stations and associate members, providing specific dates, times and registration information. Approximately 250 served.”