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Local parks, recreation centers & organizations
Varies by State
They Mayor is the CEO of the city
Council
Mayor
The city hires a CAO
Council Member
Mayor
CITY MANAGER
10th amendment gave states all power
Outdoor: monuments, parks, lakes, memorials, etc.
Natural resources management
Welfare of people
fund-raising, grants, and program fees
501(c)(3)
501(c)(4)
501(c)(6)
501(c)(7)
Articles of incorporation
Establish bylaws
Apply for tax exempt status
Typically ran by the board of directors
Re-invested into the organization
UNRELATED BUSINESS INCOME TAXES
Commercial
For Profit Organizations
Sole Proprietorship
Partnerships
Corporations
One owner
Holds all responsibility
State and Local Legislation
2+ & Self Capital
General Partnerships & Limited Partnerships
Raise capital by selling stock or borrowing money using company assets as collateral.
High responsibilities , articles of incorporation and bylaws
Funded by the owners resources
Easy creation process: State application
But company dies with the owner.
INDEPENDENT
Some Authority over policy creation, decision making
links between the agency and the community or members
Requires approval from board for budget and policies
Terms – the amount of time they will serve
Term limit – number of terms they can have (number of times they can serve)
Complex
Board Packets
Meeting Announcement
Agenda
Minutes
Span of Control
Work Specialization
Departmentalization
Chain of Command
Centralization
Formalization
how narrow or wide the focus of a job is
how the organizational structure groups the company's functions, offices and teams
http://www.usatf.org/About/Directory---Contacts/Bios.aspx
Who reports to who
The number of people one can supervise effectively
Levels of Management
Tighter Span
Centralization - top management
Decentralization - collaborative
Standardization
Formalized vs. Less Formalized
guided by rules, regulations, and policies
Work Groups - Individuals working on one one goal independently
Teams - Individuals working one goal together (heavy interaction)
"bringing together select people from different departments for a specific function or problem".
The written and unwritten elements within an organization
"To inspire healthier communities by connecting people to real food."