Mission Mutual

“At any meeting at which the election of a director occurs, any director then on the board may nominate a candidate with the second of any other director then on the board. A person who meets any qualification requirements to be a director and who has been duly nominated may be elected as a director. In addition to nominations made at meetings, a nominating committee shall consider possible nominees and make nominations for each election of directors. The secretary shall include the names nominated by the nomination committee, and any report of the committee, with the notice of the meeting at which the election occurs.”

“The board of directors shall have all of the rights, powers, and responsibilities of a board of directors pursuant to the code, subject to any limitations under the code, the certificate of formation of the corporation, and these bylaws. All corporate powers shall be exercised by or under the authority of the board of directors. The board of directors shall have final authority for affairs pertaining to property and other temporal matters as required by civil law for nonprofit corporations. In particular, the board of directors shall be responsible for the acquisition and disposition of corporation property, which includes the management of its financial resources. The board of directors shall have the power to buy, sell, mortgage, pledge or encumber any property of the corporation and incur related indebtedness.”

“Gary nelson 760 e britton road oklahoma city, ok 73114 tim born 11221 john wycliffe blvd orlando, fl 32832 tracy thomas 1820 jet stream drive colorado springs, co 80921 tessie devore 600 southwest 3rd. Street pompano beach, fl 33060”

“Board members review and approve the financial activity for the year. The 990 return is reviewed by the executive director and associate executive director prior to filing with the irs.”

“Conflict of interest policy given to staff to sign annually.”

“Board chair approval and salary surveys of comparable positions”

“Board chair approval and salary surveys of comparable positions”

“UPON REQUEST”

“Equipping mission, ministry, and philanthropic organizations (of similar vision) with the organizational and relational perspective needed to accelerate and enhance their collective impact. Mission mutual exists to provide centralized support and coordination to groups moving from acting alone to acting in concert with one another. Dedicated team members strategize with each participating group to increase organization effectiveness and health, providing insight into the organizational development and relational perspective needed to align vision, mission, approach, and resources. As a backbone organization uniquely positioned in the missiological, ministerial, and philanthropic space, mission mutual exists to weave together likeminded organizations and position them for greater impact. Since no single organization or program can solve the most complex problems facing humanity by themselves, we help intra-sector groups prioritize a common agenda, identify shared goals, and direct resources toward their specific greater goal.”

“Although the market for backbone/collective impact services spans multiple sectors of mission and ministry, god is demonstrating these presenting realities, the context of service, and a readiness for next stage development through the every tribe every nation (eten) alliance. The eten alliance is committed to an "all access goal" that envisions: 95% of the world's population with a full bible, 99.96% of the world's population with at least a new testament, and 100% of the world's population with at least some portion of god's word accessible to them in a language and format they understand best. 2 full bible translations will be available in the worlds most strategic 100 written languages. (based on number of speakers). The alliance is currently comprised of 10 implementing partners and 5 resource partners with momentum and vision for exponential collaboration, acceleration, and impact across the bible translation movement. Mission mutual currently directs backbone services to the eten alliance (and respective direct and indirect partner organizations) which is a leading expression of current realities (missiologic/philanthropic) and context of service (deep collaboration), and readiness for next-stage development. To that end, mission mutual's 2021 purpose achievements include.... Operational and relational facilitation: building bridges of relationships, systems, and philosophies, across the alliance, as catalyst for change and innovation. Organizational development: fostering independent organizational strength in order to strenthen the cord of many. Private equity investment service: facilitating investor/implementer collaborative problem-solving. ....equiping eten with the organizational and relational perspective needed to accelerate and enhance their collective impact. We anticipate a broadening market application of these services to other sectors of mission and ministry if/as god leads.”

“Communications consulting 529,167 0 0 marketing/design consulting 560,013 0 0 technology consulting 667,117 0 0 partner collaboration 3,012 667 0 professional fees 376,375 0 0 subcontractor consulting 7,439 0 0 total 2,143,123 667 0”