Center Management Inc.

“Form 990 and form 990t are made available to board of directors for review”

“Board members are asked to sign the conflict of interest policy, stating that they either have no perceived conflicts, or disclosing what they are or might be, at the time they are added to the board. Board members are also asked to disclose any potential conflicts in board meetings at important votes, e.g. Approving the budget. Board members are expected to update their signed conflict of interest policy acknowledgement if their circumstances change in any way that might result in a conflict.”

“Done by board review of comparable compensation for similar positions in recreational facilities within the region. We use mountain states employer council as a reference point, as well as performance in relation to how well the organization is operating.”

“Standard for the industry”

“Paper document file available on request at offices of center management”

“Cmi received volunteer services from approximately 20-30 people during 2014-15. We are not a volunteer-heavy operation in that our key staff has to be paid and needs to have specific expertise in a variety of areas that are not conducive to volunteers.”

“-successful second season of adaptive hockey/skating program for children with disabilities. Moose hockey players volunteer every sunday to get kids on the ice and skating in spite of their challenges served over 700 youth participants in hockey, skating, or school programs, and over 350 adult program participants.”

“Completed a major renovation of the entire ice floor chiller system from june-august. The old system was beyond its useful life and in serious need of replacement to prevent catastrophic failure (loss of ice in the middle of the season). This was a joint project between cmi, the town of jackson, energy conservation works, and teton county. The new system promises energy efficiency savings of 35-40% during the ice season, and the elimination of maintenance needs that were running from 35k-50k annually the last several years.”

“Outside services 27,319 0 2,887 temporary services 17,622 0 0 entertainment and promotion 173,150 0 0 less: allocation to 990t -156,087 0 0 less: allocated to line 5 -13,000 0 0 jh live contract services 13,300 0 0 temporary labor 10,647 0 0 entertainment-music 131,500 0 0 0 0 0 facility rental other fees 640 0 0”