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The Marijuana Regulation and Taxation Act: A Summary
www.nysac.orgExecutive Summary. On March 31, 2021, the Governor signed into law the Marihuana Regulation and Taxation Act, A.1248A (Peoples-Stokes)/S.854A ... qualified community-based nonprofit organizations and approved local government entities for the purposes of …
CHAPTER 4 : DEVELOPING A COMMUNITY PROFILE
www.cutr.usf.eduThe community profile is a summary of baseline conditions and trends in a ... populations may be identified through field observation or through nonprofit community organizations that work with specific groups or low-income ... or executive director of the metropolitan planning organization is a good place to start. Talk to these people over ...
A Brief Introduction to the Science of Fundraising
www.hbs.eduExecutive Summary 4 From Research to Practice: Putting Science to Work in Fundraising 4 Introduction to the Science of Philanthropy 5 ... Sector—a U.S.-based coalition of nonprofit organizations, foundations and corporate giving programs—began to popularize the scientific study of fundraising. Shortly afterward, the Center
LEGISLATIVE ALERT: NEW CALIFORNIA LAW AFFECTS …
www.publiccounsel.orguncommon for a nonprofit’s chief executive to serve as a member of the board by reason of office, rather than through election. Moreover, many organizations limit the voting rights of ex officio directors. AB 1233 clarifies that ex officio directors have all the same rights and duties as other members of the board, including the right to vote.
STEM Attrition: College Students’ Paths Into and Out of ...
nces.ed.govExecutive Summary Producing sufficient numbers of graduates who are prepared for science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) occupations has become a national priority in the United States. To attain this goal, some policymakers have targeted reducing STEM attrition in college, arguing that retaining more students in STEM fields in
Office of the Attorney General Idaho Open Meeting Law …
www.ag.idaho.govstatute or executive order of the governor, ordinance or other legislative act.” 12. In Cathcart v. Anderson, the Washington Supreme Court interpreted a Washington statute similar to section 74-202(4)(d). The court held that, under the language “created by or pursuant to,” it is not necessary that a statute, ordinance or other