Cal Poly Pomona Foundation Inc. BOARD ORIENTATION.

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Cal Poly Pomona Foundation Inc. BOARD ORIENTATION

2 Topics  What is a CSU Auxiliary Organization?CSU Auxiliary Organization  Bylaws and Articles of Incorporation BylawsArticles of Incorporation  Programs and Services  Financial Standards/Fiscal Viability Financial Standards/Fiscal Viability  Operating Agreements/Ground Leases  Business Plans Business Plans  Strategic Plans  Organization Organization  D&O Insurance

3 Topics– Continued:  Legal Counsel  Tax Returns Tax Returns  Conflict of Interest Conflict of Interest  Future  Questions? Much of the information is located on the Foundation website:

4 CSU Auxiliary Organization  The Cal Poly Pomona Foundation has been formed as a separate legal entity under California Corporation law and authorized to function as an auxiliary under the Education Code and CSU Regulations and Policy. The Foundation is not a campus department although we have a relationship with CPP under law, regulations, policies and by agreements.

5 CSU Auxiliary Organization  Non-profit organization Non-profit organization  Conducts activities essential to the campus  Meets requirements of CSU Board of Trustees

6 CSU Auxiliary Organization Administered within the following hierarchy:  California Statutes (Gov. Code and Ed. Code)StatutesEd. Code  Trustee Regulations (Title 5)Title 5  Standing BOT OrdersOrders  Trustee ResolutionsResolutions  Executive Orders of the Chancellor Executive Orders  Procedural Directives from Chancellor’s Office Procedural Directives  Cal Poly Pomona Policies and RegulationsPoliciesRegulations  Foundation Policies and RegulationsPoliciesRegulations

7 CSU Auxiliary Organization  Operations are carried out under the direction of the governing board (Board of Directors) of the organization and its management structure  The Board of Directors is responsible for the organization meeting all state requirements as articulated by: - CSU Board of Trustees - Chancellor’s Office - Campus Administration

8 CSU Auxiliary Organization  Title 5, provides that the CSU BOT have overall responsibility for administering activities of the CSU  President is directly responsible by state statue for ascertaining that all expenditures by auxiliary organizations are in accordance with policies of the Trustees  Chancellor has required the President to designate a campus officer responsible for certain duties that in part involve auxiliary organizations –Vice President Administrative Affairs

9 Cal Poly Pomona Foundation Board Roles and Responsibilities  Organizational Governance - Authority - Accountability  Key Roles of the Board - Oversight - Ensure necessary resources – Approve annual budgets - Oversee financial management - Approve programs/services - Minimize exposure to risk

10 Cal Poly Pomona Foundation Board Members Responsibilities (continued);  Participate in governance of the Foundation  Work on committees  Serve as ambassador for the Foundation to the campus community  Act as a resource to the Foundation

11 CSU Auxiliary Organization  Financial Standards, Fiscal Viability and Records: Annually each board shall review the fiscal viability of the auxiliary organization to include: - Adequate Professional Management - Evaluation of Reserves - Annual Budget

12 Cal Poly Pomona Foundation Individual Board Member Responsibilities;  Act in Accordance with Legal Standards - Duty of Care -Stay informed -Competence expected - Prudent person test - Duty of Loyalty -Show allegiance -Foundation’s welfare when making decisions -Personal interest can not be put above interests of organization - Duty of Obedience – Make sure Foundation is faithful to mission

13 Cal Poly Pomona Foundation  Conflict of Interest Regulations Subject to provisions of the Nonprofit Corporation Law Subject to standard expressed in the California Education Code for AO Governing bodies Annual Conflict of Interest disclosure per Foundation Policy # 221 Annual Conflict of Interest disclosure per Foundation Policy # 221

14 CSU Auxiliary Organization  Composition of Governing Board of Directors voting membership must consist of the following: - Administration and Staff - Faculty - Non-campus personnel - Students  Each member of the Board must serve on one or more Subcommittees: Audit, Executive, Finance, Investment, Nominating, Personnel and ProgramSubcommittees

15 CSU Auxiliary Organization  CSU BOT determines what functions are appropriate for auxiliary organizations to perform (i.e., housing, dining service, bookstores)

16 Cal Poly Pomona Foundation Program and Services  Auxiliary Operations - Bookstores - Dining Services - Kellogg West - Foundation Housing Service - Real Estate Acquisition and development  Supplementary Programs - Research and Sponsored Programs - Continuing Education Programs - Agriculture Aid-To-Instruction Programs - Foundation Programs Support - Scholarships and Endowments

17 Cal Poly Pomona Foundation Written Agreements required to Use Campus (State) Facilities Operating Agreements Ground Leases Use of Campus Facilities for Sponsored Projects The CSU Trustees require that an AO enter into an appropriate operating agreement that include specified provisions if CSU property or facilities are to be used.

18 Cal Poly Pomona Foundation  Overview of Financial Status - Sources of Funds - Uses of Funds - Annual Audit Information

19 Cal Poly Pomona Foundation Board of Directors Reading List  Business Plan and Budget Business Plan and Budget  Annual Report Annual Report  Annual Single Audit Annual Single Audit  Annual Financial Audit Annual Financial Audit  Compilation of Policy& Procedures for CSU Auxiliary OrganizationsPolicy& Procedures for CSU Auxiliary Organizations  Cal Poly Pomona Foundation PoliciesFoundation Policies  AOA Roles & Responsibilities of Auxiliary Governing Boards AOA Roles & Responsibilities of Auxiliary Governing Boards  QuickTime movie: Best Overview of what an Auxiliary is (older)Overview of what an Auxiliary is  QuickTime movie: AOA-oriented overview of Auxiliaries (newer)AOA-oriented overview of Auxiliaries

20 Cal Poly Pomona Foundation About the Board  Board Officers – Chair, Vice-Chair and Secretary/Treasurer  Board Committees – Audit, Executive, Finance, Investment, Nominating, Personnel and Program  Board Consultants - Legal Counsel: Littler Mendelson Jaffe Dickerson (310) Financial Auditor: Vicente, Lloyd & Stutzman Tina Henton (626) Insurance Broker: Alliant Insurance Dan Howell (415)

21 Cal Poly Pomona Foundation  Questions?  Staff Contacts: - G. Paul Storey or x Anne McLoughlin or x5418