International Association of Gaming Advisors

“Iaga contracts with k. Clark consulting, llc, owned by kirsten clark who serves in the role of executive director of the organization.”

“Iaga consist of regular members. The property, affairs, activities and concerns of iaga shall be vested in the board of trustees. A trustee must be a regular member of iaga. Regular members shall elect all trustees by simple majority vote.”

“The property, affairs, activities and concerns of iaga shall be vested in the board of trustees. A trustee must be a regular member of iaga. Regular members shall select all trustees by simple majority vote. The board then elects the officers by the affirmative vote of a majority of the trustees present at the annual meeting. Officers include a president, vice president, secretary, treasurer, assistant treasurer and general counsel.”

“The form 990 is reviewed by the executive director, treasurer, and chair of the audit committee.”

“The governing documents of iaga are posted on the iaga website (www.theiaga.org). The financial statements and form 990 are available upon request. The audit committee assumes responsibility and oversight of the audit of its financial statements, and selection of an independent auditor. The form 990 is then reviewed by the executive director, treasurer, and chair of the audit committee.”

“Since it was incorporated on may 27, 1980 as a nonprofit corporation in the state of nevada, the international association of gaming advisors ("iaga") has provided a relevant, collaborative forum for discussing key issues that affect global gaming today. Supported by a membership that includes the industry's leading attorneys, senior executives, financial advisors, regulators, consultants and academics, its purpose is to connect expert advisors through shared experiences and education to influence the advancement of global gaming. To accomplish this, iaga hosts numerous conferences and special events each year where attendees participate in rich discussion about industry topics and trends, benefit from valuable networking opportunities and gain vital education. Iaga is funded primarily through sponsorships, membership dues and professional development and member service conferences.”