Attach to Form 990 or 990-EZ.
Go to www.irs.gov/Form990 for the latest information.
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| Form 990, Part VI, Line 11b | Form 990, Part VI, Line 11b - The Form 990 is completed by the organization's Designated Tax Officer based on the financial statements and schedules provided by the organization's Treasurer. The Designated Tax Officer is a CPA and Tax Director at a professional tax services firm in the Greater Philadelphia area. Any potential errors or inconsistencies are discussed and resolved prior to filing of the final form by the organization with the IRS. |
| Form 990, Part VI, Line 19 | Form 990, Part VI, Line 19 - The organization does not typically provide its governing documents, policies or financial statement to the general public. These items are available to members upon request. |
| 2021-2022 Events | 2021-2022 Events Program: August Golf Outing Date: 8/9/2021 No. of Attendees: 72 Expenses: $20,839.39 Description: Annual golf outing for FMS members and sponsors. We had a lunch, golf outing and dinner. The educational event, co-sponsored by FHLB Pittsburgh and Janney, covered regional economic and banking topics. Program: October Ethics & Technology Half Day Seminar Date: 10/15/2021 No. of Attendees: 38 Expenses: $1,695.45 Description: The event was sponsored by RKL. Attendees that participate in this session will gain a better understanding of the role that technology plays in maintaining an ethical corporate environment, and also the ethical challenges presented by the evolution of technology, such as considerations related to items such as data analytics, artificial intelligence, block-chain and robotics. Your institution utilizes many different systems and software, which is being accelerated through partnerships with fintech companies. Types of systems being onboarded may include Robotic Process Automation (RPA) or Artificial Intelligence (AI). With new technological innovations & more systems coming into play every day, it's critical to ensure these systems make it to your model inventory list for proper criticality evaluation. Attendees will learn tips and tricks on capturing these new systems as well as how to assess the criticality of each to identify the proper model risk management tactics to deploy. Program: November Dinner Meeting- What's Keeping You Up at Night? Date: November 10, 2021 No. of Attendees: 45 Expenses: $2,757.82 Description: The event was sponsored by Velligan Blaxall Consultants, LLC. The session discussed CECL Implementation and potential pitfalls, how long will this liquidity surge last, what can ALCO do in this environment to improve performance, and interactive discussion with the audience. Program: December - 2021 FMS Holiday Party Date: December 9, 2021 No. of Attendees: 56 Expenses: $12,446.79- $8,752.70 expense, $3,694.09 prizes Description: Snodgrass sponsored the holiday party and hosted a toy drive for the Toys for Tots. Program: January No Meeting Program: February Dinner Meeting - Tax Update Date: February 9, 2022 No. of Attendees: 33 Expenses: $3,009.23 Description: GTM sponsored the event and held a tax update, the Latest from Washington, featuring three speakers from GTM who will discuss the latest tax legislation from Washington including what institutions may face in 2022/2023 and a brief overview of international tax changes. Program: March Dinner Meeting- Fintech & Banks - How Does It All Work Date: March 9, 2022 No. of Attendees: 48 Expenses: $3,745.55 Description: CFO Consulting Partners LLC sponsored the event and discussed about Community banks are realizing the strategic and operational advantages of working with FinTech partners. Some banks are integrating FinTech capabilities into their digital banking and CX programs, Others work with FinTechs to achieve process automation and operational improvements, and many institutions have not yet explored FinTech partnerships. Eric Segal and Rob Milrod of CFO Consulting Partners led a panel discussion to explore what it takes to build working relationships between banks and FinTechs. Program: April All Day Seminar Date: April 22, 2022 No. of Attendees: 45 Expenses: $8,468.10 - $7,718.10 expenses, $750 prizes Description: RKL sponsored the event and held an all day seminar, with 7 speakersThe seminar is designed for CFO's, Controllers, accounting managers, investment officers, treasurers, internal auditors, and similar positions from community banks, thrifts, and credit unions. All topics will be presented by industry experts. Program: Officer Installation Dinner Meeting Date: May 20, 2022 No. of Attendees: 53 Expenses: $6,094.55 - ($10,000 scholarship not included in expenses) Description: Annual installation event of the chapter officers. Alanna V FMS National President inducted the officers. The event was Sponsored by: Title Sponsors: RSM US LLP and Chatham Financial Cocktail Hour Sponsor: Mercadien Dessert Sponsor: Atlantic Community Bankers Bank. |
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