Jacksonville Symphony Association Inc

“After the president/ceo and the cfo review the form 990, it is then reviewed by the chair of the finance committee and the chair of the board, on behalf of the finance committee. The form is then shared with the full board of directors prior to filing. After filing, the form 990 is placed on the organization's website.”

“During the annual audit, there is a process to review the enforcement of and compliance with the organization's conflict of interest policy, and any issues are then disclosed to management and the board of directors via a "Management Letter" from the auditors. Staff sign an acknowledgement form upon distribution of the team guide. There is a board of director's conflict of interest policy which mandates documentation of any issues.”

“Compensation for the organization's president is approved by the board chair.”

“Salaries for the president/ceo and music director are approved by the board of directors, and salaries are monitored as a part of the budgeting process.”

“Jacksonville Symphony Association, Inc's governing documents, conflict of interest policy, and financial statements are available for public inspection upon request at their office at 300 West Water St, Jacksonville, Fl.”

“INDOOR CONCERT SERIES - CONTINUED Today, with the support of committed corporate and individual donors, and strong new administrative and artistic leadership, the Jacksonville Symphony is reaching new heights, enhancing the quality of life of Northeast Florida residents through innovative performances, music education programs, community engagement activities and local partnerships. Through the hard work of our dedicated Board of Directors, staff and talented musicians, we were able to reach more than 165,000 patrons in 2023/24.”

“YOUTH MUSIC PROGRAM - CONTINUED Our VP of Music Education and DEI Initiatives works with school district administrators to develop and provide music education opportunities to students throughout the region such as Ensemble School Visits, Youth Concerts for elementary school students in Jacoby Symphony Hall, Nutcracker School Performances, and Students at the Symphony for middle and high school students. We've impacted 70,338 students through our music education programs such as the Jacksonville Symphony Youth Orchestras program that provides almost 200 young musicians with weekly individualized, ability-specific instruction and five opportunities to perform on the Jacoby Symphony Hall stage during the school year. To provide access to symphonic music for all, we offer reduced ticket-price programs for students, seniors and veterans, free ensemble performances at local venues and free tickets to almost 100 community partners and non-profit organizations.”

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