Organizations Filed Purposes:
NEXT TEN IS FOCUSED ON INNOVATION AND THE INTERSECTION BETWEEN THE ECONOMY, THE ENVIRONMENT, AND QUALITY OF LIFE ISSUES FOR ALL CALIFORNIANS. WE PROVIDE CRITICAL DATA TO HELP INFORM THE STATE'S EFFORTS TO GROW THE ECONOMY AND REDUCE GLOBAL WARMING EMISSIONS. NEXT TEN ENVISIONS AN EDUCATED AND ENGAGED ELECTORATE THAT MAKES INFORMED DECISIONS ABOUT AND PARTICIPATES ACTIVELY IN ISSUES IMPORTANT TO CALIFORNIA'S FUTURE. NEXT TEN WORKS TO ACHIEVE THIS VISION BY:- COMMISSIONING RESEARCH FROM LEADING EXPERTS ON COMPLEX STATE ISSUES.- CREATING AND COMMUNICATING HIGHLY ACCESSIBLE INFORMATION THROUGH A PORTFOLIO OF NONPARTISAN EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS.- EMPLOYING INNOVATIVE "OUT OF THE BOX" MEANS OF ENGAGEMENT TO ENSURE ALL CALIFORNIANS HAVE ACCESS TO THE POLITICAL PROCESS.
NEXT TEN IS AN INDEPENDENT NONPARTISAN ORGANIZATION THAT EDUCATES, ENGAGES, AND EMPOWERS CALIFORNIANS TO IMPROVE THE STATE'S FUTURE.
CALIFORNIA GREEN INNOVATION INDEX: A REPORT BY NEXT TEN THAT ANALYZES KEY ECONOMIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL INDICATORS TO HELP US BETTER UNDERSTAND THE ROLE GREEN INNOVATION PLAYS IN REDUCING GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS THAT CAUSE GLOBAL WARMING WHILE GROWING OUR ECONOMY. NEXT TEN'S CURRENT INTENTIONS ARE TO CONTINUE TO FOLLOW THESE INDICATORS OVER THE NEXT SEVERAL YEARS AND IT ALSO CONTINUES TO INCLUDE INDICATORS FOR THE TOP 50 COUNTRIES IN THE WORLD AND WAS PROMOTED WORLDWIDE. THIS WAS THE 11TH EDITION.
CLEAN TRANSPORTATION: AN ECONOMIC ASSESSMENT OF MORE INCLUSIVE VEHICLE ELECTRIFICATION IN CALIFORNIA: A RESEARCH PUBLICATION AVAILABLE TO DOWNLOAD FOR FREE ON NEXT TEN'S WEBSITE, JANUARY 2020 ASSESSES THE ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS OF THE PROJECTED INCREASE IN ELECTRIC VEHICLE USE WITH A LONG-TERM ECONOMIC FORECASTING MODEL. CALIFORNIANS SPEND ABOUT $60 BILLION ON GASOLINE EACH YEAR - MOST OF WHICH GOES TO OUT-OF-STATE OR OUT-OF-COUNTRY COMPANIES. BY TRANSITIONING TO MORE ELECTRIC VEHICLES POWERED BY CLEAN ENERGY, CONSUMERS SAVE MONEY AND SPEND THOSE SAVINGS IN THE ECONOMY, MULTIPLYING THE BENEFIT ECONOMY-WIDE TO PROVIDE A SIGNIFICANT BOOST TO SERVICE INDUSTRY SPENDING.
MISSING THE MARK: EXAMINING THE SHORTCOMINGS OF CALIFORNIA'S HOUSING GOALS: A NEW BRIEF AVAILABLE TO DOWNLOAD FOR FREE ON NEXT TEN'S WEBSITE FINDS CALIFORNIA'S HOUSING GOALS ARE EXACERBATING THE HOUSING CRISIS, AND AT THE CURRENT PACE OF DEVELOPMENT, CERTAIN JURISDICTIONS IN CALIFORNIA WILL NOT MEET THEIR LOW-INCOME HOUSING PRODUCTION TARGETS FOR MORE THAN 1,000 YEARS.THE BRIEF GRADES THE STATE'S 539 JURISDICTIONS ON PROGRESS TOWARD MEETING THEIR CURRENT REGIONAL HOUSING NEEDS ASSESSMENT (RHNA) GOALS. RHNA TARGETS, UPDATED EVERY FIVE TO EIGHT YEARS, DETERMINE THE AMOUNT OF HOUSING UNITS AT EACH INCOME LEVEL THAT EVERY CALIFORNIA JURISDICTION NEEDS TO PERMIT EACH CYCLE. THE STUDY FINDS MOST REGIONS ARE CHRONICALLY BEHIND ON PERMITTING NEW HOUSING UNITS, AND 100 OF THE 539 JURISDICTIONS HAVE NOT BEEN PARTICIPATING IN THE REPORTING PROCESS AT ALL. THE JURISDICTIONS ARE SEPARATED INTO FOUR COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS (COGS) AND FOUR BROADER REGIONS.
Executives Listed on Filing
Total Salary includes financial earnings, benefits, and all related organization earnings listed on tax filing
| Name | Title | Hours Per Week | Total Salary |
|---|
| Marcia Perry | CFO | 40 | $126,962 |
| Oliver Crary | TREASURER/DIRECTOR | 1 | $0 |
| Joanne Rowning | SECRETARY/DIRECTOR | 1 | $0 |
| F Noel Perry | PRESIDENT/DIRECTOR | 30 | $0 |
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