Tucson Symphony Society

“Howard steele marilyn steele married”

“The ceo and cfo review the entire draft 990 and all supplemental schedules and also provide copies of all drafts to entire board of trustees for their input prior to filing with the irs.”

“Directors are required to complete an annual questionnaire. In addition, individual's activities are regularly discussed and any potential conflicts are addressed as they are identified.”

“Compensation for the president and music director is determined and/or reviewed by a sub-committee of the board of directors at the agreement's execution and again when the agreement is up for renewal or set to expire. The committee completes an annual performance evaluation for each position based on input for various constituencies of the organization. Compensation is evaluated against comparable orchestras using data generated annually by the league of american orchestras. All discussion and decisions are focumented in notes and minutes of the committee meetings. This body is the hr sub-committee.”

“The organization provides governing documents, conflict of interest policy, and financial statements to the public upon written request.”

“Ushers provide assistance to patrons attending tso performances. Their volunteer hours vary depending on scheduling. Other volunteers help with fundraisers, community awareness, singing in our chorus, and other activities that benefit tso.”

“- young composers - 34 original compositions last year performed at reading sessions. In the 2017-18 season, we will have the first piece on a classic series by a young composer graduate, anthony constantino. - young people's concerts - 13,000 attended - kinderkonzerts - over 3,000”

“Change in beneficial interest: remainder trust -17,208 total -17,208 net assets as of june 30, 2014 have been reclassified to properly reflect the classification of permanently restricted net assets related to the charitable remainder unitrust. The previously reported permanently restricted net asset balance at june 30, 2014 of 3,593,854 has been reclassified to 3,788,854. This reclassification represents a 195,000 increase to permanently restricted net assets with a corresponding decrease to temporarily restricted net assets. Net assets as of june 30, 2015 have been further reclassified to properly reflect permanently restricted net asset activity related to endowment corpus releases and market value changes in the charitable remainder unitrust during the year ended june 30, 2015. The additional net asset reclassification as of june 30, 2015 reflects a decrease of 30,336 to permanently restricted net assets, with a corresponding increase to unrestricted and temporarily restricted nets assets of 27,000 and 3,336, respectively. As a result, the previously reported permanently restricted net asset balance of 3,993,854 as of june 30, 2015 has been reclassified to 4,158,518. This reclassification also affected the reporting of "prior year- and "two years back" endowment funds on schedule d.”