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Financial Svs. 2126260596 2021-05-12 2019 2022-09-23 18:48:47Z James Schembari 1601 Broadway 10th Floor New York NY 100197434 108417708 0 X www.acm.org X 1947 DE The Association is an international scientific and educational organization dedicated to advancing the art, science, engineering, and application of information technology, serving both professional and public interests by fostering the open interchange of information and by promoting the highest professional and ethical standards. 17 17 87 4800 1303427 197594 8703271 8272579 70285863 59549389 4193192 4307589 722358 47074 83904684 72176631 5031767 5147781 0 0 10621582 11241198 0 0 0 57000374 48768198 72653723 65157177 11250961 7019454 182755855 180885528 46972672 37859894 135783183 143025634 X The Association is an international scientific and educational organization dedicated to advancing the art, science, engineering, and application of information technology, serving both professional and public interests by fostering the open interchange of information and by promoting the highest professional and ethical standards. 0 0 10067124 22428721 PublicationsACM publications are designed to educate the public, our membership and the computing community about the news and issues in the computing field. The Association publishes scholarly Journals and Conference Proceedings that contain the latest research in the field. Currently the Association publishes 35 Journals, 4 magazines, over 130 conference proceedings and numerous electronic publications. ACM's Digital Library contains the digital version of ALL of its publications and is serving over 2,400 university, college and corporate libraries around the world as well as over 32,000 ACM members. 27784439 859315 28535584 Conferences and SeminarsConferences provide the venue to bring together members, community leaders and scholars to discuss current and upcoming issues in the computing field, the latest technology and groundbreaking research. These conferences, for the most part, are associated with the 34 Special Interest Groups and are driven by the volunteers in that particular field of special interest in computing. ACM sponsors or co-sponsors over 150 of these events each year varying in size and scope from 25 to 25,000 attendees. 12002899 2681777 7299148 Membership and Other Program SupportThese activities represent ACM's activities outside of the Publications, Conferences and Awards. As with Conferences and Publications these programs are avialable to ACM members and the general public. They include such things as the International Scholastic Programming Contest (ICPC), the distinguished lecturer program, Guide to computing literature, educational and education policy activites, curriculum studies and recommendations, computor science teaching disipline support, support for accreditation, diversity and chapter activities. 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Part XI, Line 2d - Other Adjustments: Computer Science Teacher Association Part XII, Line 2d - Other Adjustments: Computer Science Teacher Association Part XII, Line 4b - Other Adjustments: ACM general support for Computer Science Teacher Association Part XI, Line 2d Total revenue per the audited financial statements is consolidated basis. Revenue for related tax-exempt organization (Computer Science Teacher Association) not included on ACM's form 990. Part XII, Line 2D Total expenses per the audited financial statements is consolidated basis. Expenses for related tax-exempt organization (Computer Science Teacher Association) not included on ACM's form 990. 1 Europe (Including Iceland & Greenland) 0 0 Awards; Travel Grants given primarily to students to attend ACM Conferences. ACM Conferences are held worldwide but the majority are held in the USA and travel grants are granted worldwide to attend these events. Awards are given based upon the selection by the numerous committees and the prize winners can be from anywhere in the world. The travel grants and awards are given by ACM and its Special Interest Groups. 718009 East Asia and the Pacific 0 0 Awards; Travel Grants given primarily to students to attend ACM Conferences. ACM Conferences are held worldwide but the majority are held in the USA and travel grants are granted worldwide to attend these events. Awards are given based upon the selection by the numerous committees and the prize winners can be from anywhere in the world. The travel grants and awards are given by ACM and its Special Interest Groups. 433786 North America 0 0 Awards; Travel Grants given primarily to students to attend ACM Conferences. ACM Conferences are held worldwide but the majority are held in the USA and travel grants are granted worldwide to attend these events. 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Awards are given based upon the selection by the numerous committees and the prize winners can be from anywhere in the world. The travel grants and awards are given by ACM and its Special Interest Groups. 96505 South America 0 0 Awards; Travel Grants given primarily to students to attend ACM Conferences. ACM Conferences are held worldwide but the majority are held in the USA and travel grants are granted worldwide to attend these events. Awards are given based upon the selection by the numerous committees and the prize winners can be from anywhere in the world. The travel grants and awards are given by ACM and its Special Interest Groups. 92635 Sub-Saharan Africa 0 0 Awards; Travel Grants given primarily to students to attend ACM Conferences. ACM Conferences are held worldwide but the majority are held in the USA and travel grants are granted worldwide to attend these events. Awards are given based upon the selection by the numerous committees and the prize winners can be from anywhere in the world. The travel grants and awards are given by ACM and its Special Interest Groups. 34305 Russia and Neighboring States 0 0 Awards; Travel Grants given primarily to students to attend ACM Conferences. ACM Conferences are held worldwide but the majority are held in the USA and travel grants are granted worldwide to attend these events. Awards are given based upon the selection by the numerous committees and the prize winners can be from anywhere in the world. The travel grants and awards are given by ACM and its Special Interest Groups. 10892 Europe (Including Iceland & Greenland) 0 0 Awards; Travel Grants given primarily to students to attend ACM Conferences. ACM Conferences are held worldwide but the majority are held in the USA and travel grants are granted worldwide to attend these events. Awards are given based upon the selection by the numerous committees and the prize winners can be from anywhere in the world. The travel grants and awards are given by ACM and its Special Interest Groups. 482 0 0 0 0 0 0 1647075 482 1647557 Europe (Including Iceland & Greenland) Funding for the local Eurosys Chapter. 55106 Wire Transfer Europe (Including Iceland & Greenland) Support for the Artificial Intelligence for the Good Summit at Switzerland. 52688 wire Transfer Europe (Including Iceland & Greenland) Development Fund grant for Halfway to the Future 2019 Summer/Winter School. 12856 wire Transfer Europe (Including Iceland & Greenland) Support for ACM-W celebration event in United Kingdom. The goal of the ACM-W Celebrations of Women in Computing is to connect technical women who are working/studying within a particular geographical location These conferences build community and break down feelings of isolation. Our intention is to reach the broadest possible populations through an international network of self-sustaining small conferences. 12000 wire Transfer East Asia and the Pacific Support for AINTEC 2019 Speakers 10000 Wire Transfer East Asia and the Pacific Support the 3rd International Seasonal School on Physical Design Automation 7000 wire Transfer South America Support for ACM-W celebration event in Chile. The goal of the ACM-W Celebrations of Women in Computing is to connect technical women who are working/studying within a particular geographical location These conferences build community and break down feelings of isolation. Our intention is to reach the broadest possible populations through an international network of self-sustaining small conferences. 6000 wire Transfer Europe (Including Iceland & Greenland) Support for ACM-W celebration event in Turkey. The goal of the ACM-W Celebrations of Women in Computing is to connect technical women who are working/studying within a particular geographical location These conferences build community and break down feelings of isolation. Our intention is to reach the broadest possible populations through an international network of self-sustaining small conferences. 6000 wire Transfer North America Support for ACM-W celebration event in Canada. The goal of the ACM-W Celebrations of Women in Computing is to connect technical women who are working/studying within a particular geographical location These conferences build community and break down feelings of isolation. Our intention is to reach the broadest possible populations through an international network of self-sustaining small conferences. 6000 wire Transfer Europe (Including Iceland & Greenland) Support for ACM-W celebration event in Serbia. The goal of the ACM-W Celebrations of Women in Computing is to connect technical women who are working/studying within a particular geographical location These conferences build community and break down feelings of isolation. Our intention is to reach the broadest possible populations through an international network of self-sustaining small conferences. 6000 wire Transfer East Asia and the Pacific Support for ACM-W celebration event in Philippines. The goal of the ACM-W Celebrations of Women in Computing is to connect technical women who are working/studying within a particular geographical location These conferences build community and break down feelings of isolation. Our intention is to reach the broadest possible populations through an international network of self-sustaining small conferences. 6000 wire Transfer 11 Travel Grants to attend ACM Conferences, Awards. 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Central America and the Caribbean 3 482 checks or Wire Transfers 0 0 0 0 0 1 Part I, Line 2: Some Travel grants are available to students to attend ACM Conferences with proceedures in place to ensure a fair and unbiased selection from the submissions sent to the numerous selection committees for the various conferences. The proceedures also contain clauses to prevent conflicts for any individual committee member and all grants are given based upon a majority vote of committee members. The students applying for the travel grants are required to show academic correlation to the conference subject matter. The small number of awards that are given are determined by committees with proceedures to ensure the proper evaluation of the nominees. All grant recipients are required to submit supporting documentations to support the use of travel funds. Part III Accounting Method: 1 Computing Research Association 1828 L Street NW Suite 800 Washington DC 20036 521622336 501(c)3 230500 Support for the 2020 Grad Cohort Workshops Computing Science Teachers Association 332 S Michigan Avenue FL 9 Chicago IL 60604 270115816 501(c)3 250000 ACM general support to CSTA UC Merced Foundation 5200 North Lake Road Merced CA 95343 270093858 Government 44312 Student travel support for CWWMA workshop Anitaborg 1301 Shoreway Road Suite 425 Belmont CA 94002 770480427 501(c)3 35000 Support for student scholarship for domestic and India Grace Hopper Celebration event. Northeastern University 360 Huntington Avenue Boston MA 02115 041679980 501(c)3 15000 PLISS Summer School 2020 Funding. Society for Indiustiral and Applied Mathematics 3600 Market Street FL 6 Philadelphia PA 19104 231496016 12250 Support for SODA and APOCS. Rutgeres The State University 33 Knightsbridge Road Piscataway NJ 08854 226001086 State Education Inst 12000 Suppor for the CSST Summer Institute 2019. 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ACM's overarching goal is to advance computing as a science and a profession. A very important part of this goal is to recognize outstanding technical and professional achievements in computing and computer science through our series of awards. ACM's awards celebrate our long tradition of honoring those whose contributions have impacted our world for the better in countless ways. These prestigious and internationally recognized honors are an integral part of ACM's mission to unite computing educators, researchers, and professionls to inspire dialogue, share resources and addresses the field's challenges. ACM also awards a number of prizes for the ACM International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC) and the approximately 10 Student Research Competitions (SRC) annually. The ICPC is a multitier, team based, programming competition that attracts students from over 2,000 universities. 262 1723142 Part I, Line 2: Some travel grants are available to students to attend ACM Conferences with proceedures in place to ensure a fair and unbiased selection from the submissions sent to the numerous selection committees for the various conferences. The proceedures also contain clauses to prevent conflicts for any individual committee member and all grants are given based upon a majority vote of committee members. The students applying for the travel grants are required to show academic correlation to the conference subject matter. The small number of awards that are given are determined by committees with proceedures to ensure the proper evaluation of the nominees. The Association makes a very small number of grants to organizations in the U.S. These organizations share common goals and objectives with ACM. ACM will occasionally support other organizations in areas where ACM feels there is a benefit to computing and the computing field. These grants are requested at the board or committee level and are approved by the ACM Council or the Executive Committee. All grant recipients are required to submit supporting documentations to support the use of travel funds. X X X X X 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 VICKI HANSON CHIEF EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 483420 0 125400 0 820 0 22400 0 14129 0 646169 0 0 0 PATRICIA RYAN CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER 364969 0 144200 0 794 0 22400 0 14075 0 546438 0 0 0 WAYNE GRAVES DIRECTOR-INFORMATION SYSTEMS 277625 0 200000 0 175 0 22156 0 23990 0 523946 0 0 0 SCOTT DELMAN DIRECTOR-ACM MEDIA 260198 0 90000 0 97 0 21836 0 32527 0 404658 0 0 0 DONNA CAPPO DIRECTOR-SIG SERVICES 213827 0 40000 0 307 0 17289 0 14095 0 285518 0 0 0 DARREN RAMDIN DIRECTOR-FINANCIAL SERVICES 205516 0 35000 0 278 0 16399 0 14268 0 271461 0 0 0 DIANE CRAWFORD DEPUTY DIRECTOR - ACM MAGAZINE 181572 0 0 0 762 0 13719 0 21144 0 217197 0 0 0 Part I, Line 7 The compensation committee determines bonus and incentive compensation. Form 990, Part VI, Section A, line 6 There are basically two classes of membership: (1) Professional members - employed in the computing field or in a computing related field such as a college professor teaching computer science or a software engineer - these members have full voting rights to elect members to ACM's governing body the ACM Council. (2) Student members - under graduate and graduate students who are seeking an education in a computing science field - Student members have no voting rights. ACM Council member elections are held every two years and the term for the officers is two years and the members at large are four years. Council members are elected by ACM members. ACM members do not share in the Association's "profits or "excess revenues". Members would share in a distribution should the Association dissolve. Form 990, Part VI, Section A, line 7a Article 7 of the Constitution Elections The President, Vice-President, Secretary/Treasurer and as many Members-at-Large as are required to fill vacancies for the Members-at-Large on the Council as provided in Article 6, Section 1 and Article 8, Section 1 of the Constitution, shall be elected as of June 30 in each even-numbered year by the Members of the Association. The constituency eligible to vote for other members of Council shall be defined in the bylaws. Balloting shall be conducted and recorded as provided in the bylaws. No person may hold two Council positions. Form 990, Part VI, Section A, line 7b The members of the Association must ratify any changes to the ACM Constitution with a two thirds majority vote of the ballots submitted and those ballots must comprise at least 10% of the eligible voting members. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, line 11b The Form 990 is prepared by the Office of Financial Services and reveiwed by the tax department of a third party independent public accounting firm. The third party independent accounting firm also performs the annual audit of ACM's financial statements. The completed Form 990 is available to all Council members. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, line 12c The Director of Financial Services requires all Officers, Directors and Key employees to sign a declaration annually to attest to the fact that they have read the Conflict of Interest Policy, declare that they are not aware of any conflicts of interest and that they are required to report any conflicts of interest. In addition, staff and volunteer leaders involved with the day to day operations of publications, special interest groups, chapters and conferences monitor these activities constantly to insure compliance with our primary purpose and includes reporting of any potential conflicts of interest. Any potential conflicts are dealt with through the activities governing authority and the individuals involved. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, line 15a The Compensation Committee is comprised of the President, Vice President, and Past-President. They are all members of ACM's governing body the ACM Council and are elected by ACM's Professional members. The HR Administrator at ACM provides the Committee with data for salaries and compensation for CEOs of comparable organizations. This information is provided to the HR Administrator by third party agencies and is derived from compensation surveys and information garned from Form 990 returns of other organizations. The Committee, with the survey and comparable data in hand, makes a decision on compensation for the CEO based upon measureable goals established the previous year for the CEO and the CEOs accomplishments for that year. The Compensation Committee also provides the average merit increase percentage recommendation to Council that will be used in the ACM budget that becomes the basis for performance review evaluations for all other staff. The HR Administrator provides compensation data for comparable organizations and organizations in ACM's region from third party agencies to the Committee to evaluate in order to make its decision on the recomendation. Form 990, Part VI, Section C, line 19 The Association's Constitution and By-laws and policies, including Conflict of Interest are available through the Association's web-site www.acm.org. The Association does not include financial statements on its web-site. Financial statements are sent to the governing body, the ACM Council on a monthly basis. This distribution also includes Board Chairs that represent all facets of ACM's operations. The internal monthly reports that are produced to track financial activities for all facets of the Association are available to the staff and volunteer leaders associated with any of these activities through a web interface that requires a log-in. Form 990, Part XII, Line 2C Audit Committee Oversight of Annual Audit The Association (ACM) has an Audit Committee that is appointed by the ACM Council and the Committee reports directly to the ACM Council. The Committee is responsible for the selection of the independant public accounting firm to conduct the annual audit of the year-end financial statements. The Audit Committee meets with the audit firm and reviews and approves the audit plan prior to the audit, the audit results, the management report and and all required communications after the conclusion of the audit. The Committee than makes a recommendation to the ACM Council to accept or not accept the report prepared by the audit firm and informs the Council on any items it deems necessary. This process is unchanged from the prior year. Computer Science Teachers Association 332 S Michigan Avenue Floor 9 Chicago IL 60604 270115816 Promote advancement of Computer Science Teaching in high school. NY 501(c)(3) Line 10 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0