Missouri Trucking Association

“The association represents the interests of over 500 member companies that operate trucks, including both for-hire and private carriers, and allied members that provide products and services to the motor carriers industry.”

“An annual membership meeting is held each fall. The membership of the association elect the board of directors at this meeting.”

“The membership of the association approves all changes to the governing documents.”

“The form 990 is reviewed by the executive committee prior to issuance.”

“The conflict of interest policy requires all directors, officers, and key employees to annually acknowledge in writing that they have been advised of the policy, have disclosed any potential conflicts of interest, and will abide by the provisions of the policy. The association stands ready to enforce noncompliance with the policy should that situation arise.”

“Compensation for the president & ceo is based on a review process by the executive committee, led by immediate past chair and based on a survey of the board, staff and salary studies conducted by american transportation research institute and the missouri society of association executives when available. A performance bonus structure is available for president and all staff.”

“The governing documents and financial statements would be made available to the public only upon request.”

“Statewide trade association the assocation's mission is to serve the united interest of the motor carrier industry; to enhance the industry's image, efficiency, productivity and competitiveness; to promote highway safety; provide educational programs; and to promote and protect the interests of the motor carrier industry through a governmental relations program.”

“Statewide trade association the assocation's mission is to serve the united interest of the motor carrier industry; to enhance the industry's image, efficiency, productivity and competitiveness; to promote highway safety; provide educational programs; and to promote and protect the interests of the motor carrier industry through a governmental relations program.”

“Supertech expense 20,527 0 0 meeting expense 20,225 0 0 dues 19,516 0 0 credit card fees 13,440 0 0 telephone 12,853 0 0 safety program 12,573 0 0 readership costs 11,870 0 0 real estate taxes 11,119 0 0 automobile expense 10,997 0 0 next generation council 5,674 0 0 depreciation 3,463 0 0 administrative expense 3,308 0 0 cogs 2,653 0 0 office expenses 1,400 0 0 telephone 1,387 0 0 real estate tax 1,200 0 0 public relations 1,172 0 0 equipment 1,083 0 0 equipment 1,083 0 0 total 155,543 0 0”