Tie Washington DC Chapter Inc

“The Organization has three types of members:General members - open to all individuals interested in entrepreneurshipExecutive members and Charter members - invited as defined by the provisions in the by-laws”

“Charter Members pay dues and have the rights to elect the Board and President.”

“The Finance Committee of the Board of Directors reviews the 990 for any changes. The form is then reviewed by the Executive Committee of the Board of Directors and approved for filing.”

“The conflict of interest policy is reviewed annually and as needed.”

“The organizing documents are available to the public upon request.”

“$77”

“Conferences, Conventions, and Meetings $114456”

“Dues & Subscriptions $17241”

“Processing Fee $3859”

“Insurance $2923”

“Miscellaneous expenses $1585”

“Marketing Expenses $1480”

“Postage, Mailing Service $396”

“Printing and Copying $186”

“Bank Charges $34”

“Parking and Valet Charges $6”

“To promote entrepreneurship through events and memberships. It hosts and conducts events attended by entrepreneurs concerning entrepreneurship, mentoring programs and investments.”

“Mentoring - TiE is known for mentoring education and networking to help entrepreneurs and those starting new business. Every day, someone is mentored with the TiE ecosystem and guided towards the right path to achieve great heights.Besides creating wealth the organization also work to alleviate poverty and unemployment by fostering entrepreneurship worldwide.Education - TiE signature programs includes the TiE YoungEntrepreneurship (TYE), which fosters entrepreneurship and education in high school level students, the TiE International Start up Competition (TISC) which aims to nurture college level students and young start-ups, TiE Women's Forum which empowers women entrepreneurs throughout our network and numerous large scale conferences such as TiECon and TiE Global Summit.Networking - TiE conference attendees span the spectrum from successful founders of mature companies, entrepreneurs creating new companies,professional from top corporations leading venture capital firms to thought leaders to senior executives and technology professionals.Incubation - TiE Chapters often assist start-ups by offering those incubators space or subsidized services by sponsors and partners.Investing - Several start-ups have received funding and investment fromTiE Angel groups in the Network or from Angel Investors. TiE's successstems from the cycle where chapter member assist younger entrepreneurswith mentoring investments, networking etc. and foster success ofyounger start-ups in the community.These activities are ongoing throughout the DC metro area and are conducted by volunteers of the Organization.”