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Dear Academy Colleague,
The Academy continues to be engaged on many fronts, with all Practice Councils involved in multiple projects, as well as our on-going efforts to improve our support of the profession and professionalism through greater transparency and better governance. I'll highlight a few high-impact Practice Council initiatives later in this letter, but I want to start this message with a focus on the governance and transparency i ...
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Budget Development Schedule and Vice Presidential Responsibilities
A budget development schedule will be distributed at the January Board of Directors meeting. Generally, the budget is developed between August and September for presentation to the Budget and Finance Committee and Executive Committee in November or December and to the Board of Directors in January, depending on the meeting schedule.
Each vice president is responsible for developing his or her council’s budget for the upcoming year and monitoring budget compliance regularly throughout the year.
Vice Presidential Budget Development Process
Each vice president will develop his or her council’s budget between A ...
Week ending December 2, 2011
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(Adopted by the Board of Directors January 26, 2006)
I. What Constitutes an Academy Public Statement
For purposes of these Guidelines, an Academy “public statement” is a written or oral statement made on behalf of any Academy entity (i.e., board, committee, task force or work group) to any other entity. Statements of opinion representing the views of an individual member are not Academy public statements under these Guidelines. Examples of Academy public statements include:
A. Statements to governmental entities such as regulatory comment letters, testimony, amicus curiae briefs, or formal comments submitted to legislative, executive, judiciary, regulatory, and investigative bodies ...
December 03, 2010
December 3, 2010
12:00 - 1:30 p.m. Eastern
Learn what is current and what is changing with the key elements for measuring pension obligations in the upcoming webinar, Pension Standards of Practice - Today and Tomorrow. This Dec. 3 educational webinar will cover several ASOPs relating to the standards designed to provide guidance on this matter:
ASOP 35: Selection of Demographic and Other Noneconomic Assumptions for Measuring Pension Obligations (Revised)
ASOP 4: Measur ...
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