Women in Electronics

“The 990 is prepared by we's external accounting firm and reviewed by we's internal accounting consultant and management prior to filing. The form is distrbuted to the full board of directors.”

“Annually, board members are required to deliver the acknowledgement letter they received after they have reviewed and have agreed to be bound by the conflict of interest policy.”

“The board of directors approves the compensation for the executive director based on data showing executive director salaries at comparable organizations.”

“The organization makes their irs form 990 and 1023 and any other documents required to be disclosed by law or regulation available to the public upon request.”

“Consultants: program service expenses 29,647. Management and general expenses 24,419. Fundraising expenses 3,110. Total expenses 57,176. Payroll fees: program service expenses 0. Management and general expenses 7,272. Fundraising expenses 0. Total expenses 7,272.”

“The process has not changed from the prior year.”

“Statement of program service accomplishments description: the women in electronics (we) mission is to open the opportunities for women in the electronics industry. We have three main programs for training and development which are monthly leadership growth series that focuses on developing inclusive leadership skills. It is offered to members complimentary and non-members for a small fee. Second, the mentorship program, started as a national program but now is global and matches we members with specific mentors in the industry that can not only mentor them, but also serve as industry allys. This is a member benefit. Finally, chapters which are virtual, all industry thought leadership discussion that applies our monthly development content into real life where members can exchange ideas and grow together. Registration is complimentary for members and a small fee for non-members. Some additional complimentary offerings are the quarterly book club a member benefit, the annual leadership conference which is a three-day program that curates relevant topics specifically for the development needed by industry leaders. Women in electronics also offers a collegiate initiative by approaching colleges to recruit diverse talent, and the career corner for members to be able to search for industry opportunities and host their resume if they choose. There is also the quarterly life balance series, where we have subject matter experts talk about women's health and wellness issues that will contribute to enhancing their personal and professional lives. It is offered to members complimentary and non-members for a small fee. Industry special events - speaking on the diversity and inclusion topic at a few industry events per year, which is a complimentary service to the industry. Lastly, we also provide resources by researching on diversity and inclusion and offering vetted data and articles as a resource to the industry at large.”

“Organization's mission statement: women in electronics, fueld by authenticity, is a community of progressive women leaders at all stages of their careers dedicated to expanding the opportunities for women in the fast-paced electronics industry.”