Nashville Conflict Resolution Center

“The board chair leads the nomination process each year. He asks board members to submit names and bios of recommended candidates and then the full board votes on the new members each december for terms beginning in january.”

“The organization will provide a copy of the form 990 to all members of the board for review, prior to filing. The board chair, executive committee (which includes the treasurer), executive director and bookkeeper review the form 990 to ensure accuracy. Once complete, the executive director will submit the form 990 to givingmatters.com (of the community foundation of middle tennessee) for public disclosure.”

“Officers, directors, trustees and key employees discuss potential conflicts of interest whenever relevant during employee interviews, and board and executive committee meetings. The organization will review its conflict of interest policy at the beginning of each calendar year so the new board members are educated and renewing members are reminded of the policy. All members will be given copies of the written policy. In this way, the board chair and executive committee will monitor and enforce compliance with the policy.”

“The board of directors establishes the compensation of the executive director and approves salary increases on an annual basis, in june of each year.”

“The executive director works with the board to establish compensation packages for other officers and key employees. The executive director makes recommendations on compensation the board reviews and approves the recommendations. The executive director conducts annual performance reviews for all employees, and then makes recommendations for salary increases, which are subject to board approval.”

“All organization documents are available upon request by the general public.”

“The nashville conflict resolution center's (ncrc's) mission is to help individuals and families resolve and move on from conflict. Ncrc works to ensure that all people in our community have access to mediation and can work together to safely resolve conflict and avoid litigation.”