International Mentoring Association Inc

“Expenses advertising-conference 1,725 bank fees - train/accreditn 218 bank fees - admin 1,354 bank fees - intl conference 243 business registration 22 office supplies 176 software & supplies 8,889 website 45 fraudulent charges 187 board of directors expenses 407 conference bod exp 96 conference books, subsc, ref 900 conference, convention, mtgs 45,524 conference travel 22 conference meals 22 insurance-liability, d&o 1,615 total 61,445”

“Furniture & equipment 700 700 less accumulated depreciation 700 700 total 0 0”

“The goal the international mentoring association is to create global communities for sharing best practices that lead to growth in highly effective mentoring programs.”

“The focus of the conference is to achieve the following goals: 1. Provide innovative ideas for mentoring practices that are rigorous and provide results 2. Share mentoring concepts, beliefs, and mindsets for consideration through intentionally designed conference opportunities 3. Explore successful programs and practices for integration and improvements of existing practices 4. Experience the intersecting of a wide-range of mentoring fields for reflective practice 5. Develop new understandings of leadership, gender, age, experience, diversity, relationships, and cultural implications of mentoring 6. Expand the knowledge of mentoring in the areas of corporate/business, k-12/student, higher education, health/science, military, government.”

“Ima provides accreditation and consultant certification to recognize programs, consultants and trainers that meet rigorous mentoring program standards based on research and practice in the field of mentoring. Mentor training is delivered by ima and consultant presenters engaged by ima, to further the mission of disseminating best practices in mentoring.”