AMERICAN GEOPHYSICAL UNION
2000 FLORIDA AVE NW, WASHINGTON, DC 200091231 www.agu.org

Total Revenue
$44,741,614
Total Expenses
$48,574,846
Net Assets
$121,645,557

Organizations Filed Purposes: THE PURPOSE OF THE AMERICAN GEOPHYSICAL UNION (AGU) IS TO PROMOTE DISCOVERY IN EARTH AND SPACE SCIENCE FOR THE BENEFIT OF HUMANITY. AGU GALVANIZES A COMMUNITY OF EARTH AND SPACE SCIENTISTS THAT COLLABORATIVELY ADVANCES AND COMMUNICATES SCIENCE AND ITS POWER TO ENSURE A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE.

AGU SEEKS TO PROMOTE DISCOVERY IN EARTH AND SPACE SCIENCE FOR THE BENEFIT OF HUMANITY.

MEETINGS: AGU HAS A DIVERSE MEETING PORTFOLIO THAT OFFERS MEETINGS OF VARIOUS SIZES AND FORMATS. MOST MEETING PARTICIPANTS PRESENT A POSTER AND/OR A TALK ON THEIR LATEST SCIENTIFIC FINDINGS CONTRIBUTING TO ADVANCING EARTH AND SPACE SCIENCE. INDIVIDUALS MUST PAY A REGISTRATION FEE TO PARTICIPATE. THE ABSTRACT SUBMISSIONS COVERING THEIR PRESENTATIONS ARE PUBLISHED AS PART OF THE SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM FOR EACH MEETING AND AVAILABLE VIA AGU'S WEBSITE.THE AGU FALL MEETING IS RECOGNIZED AS THE LEADING MEETING IN THE EARTH AND SPACE SCIENCES COMMUNITY WITH PROGRAMMING FOCUSED ON INTER- AND MULTIPLE DISCIPLINARY SCIENCES AND POLICY AND SOCIETAL ISSUES. IT IS THE LARGEST MEETING IN THIS FIELD ATTRACTING MORE THAN 27,000 PARTICIPANTS AT THE DECEMBER 2019 MEETING. THE MEETING GENERATES HUNDREDS OF PRESS AND MEDIA STORIES ABOUT EARTH AND SCIENCE IN PROMINENT SOURCES THROUGH DISTRIBUTION ON THE TELEVISION, NEWS PRINT AND THROUGH OTHER ELECTRONIC OUTLETS.THE CHAPMAN CONFERENCES ARE SMALL TOPICAL CONFERENCES THAT FOCUS ON CURRENT AND EMERGING SCIENCE ISSUES. FIVE CHAPMAN CONFERENCES WERE HELD IN 2019. OF THE FIVE CONFERENCES, THREE WERE HELD IN THE UNITED STATES, ONE WAS HELD IN ICELAND AND ONE WAS HELD IN SPAIN. ATTENDANCE RANGED FROM BETWEEN 44 AND 140 PARTICIPANTS. THE ASTROBIOLOGY CONFERENCE (ABSCICON) IS AN ANNUAL MEETING OF THE ASTROBIOLOGY COMMUNITY IN PARTNERSHIP WITH NASA. THE 2019 MEETING WAS HELD AT THE HYATT REGENCY BELLEVUE IN BELLEVUE, WASHINGTON. THE MEETING FOCUSES ON ALL AREAS OF ASTROBIOLOGY INCLUDING OCEAN WORLDS, EXOPLANETS AND THE TRANSITION OF PREBIOTIC CHEMISTRY TO BIOLOGY. THE 2019 MEETING ATTRACTED OVER 900 ATTENDEES FROM 29 COUNTRIES. THE AGU-SEG WORKSHOP IS IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE SOCIETY OF EXPLORATION GEOPHYSICS (SEG). THE FOCUS OF THE 2019 WORKSHOP WAS TO SHARE ADVANCEMENTS AND APPLICATIONS OF AIRBORNE GEOPHYSICS FOR GROUND WATER, MINERAL, PETROLEUM, GEOTECHNICAL AND HAZARDS INVESTIGATIONS. THE WORKSHOP WAS HELD AT FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY IN DAVIE, FLORIDA AND ATTRACTED 52 ATTENDEES.

COMMUNICATIONS AND MEDIA, PROGRAMS SEEK TO: 1) BUILD AND MAINTAIN AGU'S REPUTATION AS A LEADER, COLLABORATOR AND SOUGHT AFTER PARTNER WITHIN AND OUTSIDE OF THE EARTH AND SPACE SCIENCE COMMUNITY; 2) PROMOTE AGU AND ITS PROGRAMS, INITIATIVES AND SERVICES TO CURRENT AND POTENTIAL MEMBERS, AS WELL AS TO THE BROADER EARTH AND SPACE SCIENCE COMMUNITY; AND 3) EDUCATE THE PUBLIC, AT ALL LEVELS AND ACROSS ALL SECTORS, ON THE IMPORTANCE AND IMPACT OF THE EARTH AND SPACE SCIENCES, PARTICULARLY AS IT RELATES TO SOCIETAL WELL-BEING. MAJOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS IN THESE AREAS DURING THE 2019 FISCAL YEAR INCLUDE: EXPANDING EOS.ORG, A NEWS WEBSITE DEDICATED TO PROVIDING TRUSTWORTHY NEWS AND PERSPECTIVES ABOUT THE EARTH AND SPACE SCIENCES AND THEIR IMPACT, AS WELL AS A BI-WEEKLY NEWS MAGAZINE; REFRAMING AND RELAUNCHING THE SHARING SCIENCE PROGRAM, WHICH SEEKS TO EDUCATE AND EMPOWER SCIENTISTS TO SHARE THEIR KNOWLEDGE WITH THE PUBLIC.

PUBLICATIONS - AGU PUBLISHES 22 JOURNALS PRESENTING PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH PAPERS AS WELL AS NUMEROUS BOOKS. THESE PUBLICATIONS COVER THE EARTH SCIENCES, PLANETARY SCIENCES, SOLAR-TERRESTRIAL AND SPACE PHYSICS, AND THE ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES. COVERAGE OF THE PAPERS HELP MAKE THESE SCIENTIFIC STUDIES AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC, AND MANY OF THE PAPERS ARE USED IN IMPORTANT ASSESSMENTS SUCH AS THE IPCC. ALL AGU JOURNALS AND SOME BOOKS ARE DISTRIBUTED ELECTRONICALLY VIA THE INTERNET; MOST STILL HAVE A MINOR PRINT COMPONENT. ONE OR MORE OF THE PUBLICATIONS REACH EACH OF THE AGU'S MORE THAN 60,000 MEMBERS. AGU PUBLICATIONS REACH MANY SCIENTISTS AND STUDENTS BEYOND THE AGU MEMBERSHIP, AS WELL AS OTHER MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC, THROUGH MORE THAN 5,800 LIBRARIES, AND CONTENT AFTER 1997 AND OLDER THAN 24 MONTHS IS FREELY AVAILABLE. PUBLICATIONS ARE AVAILABLE IN OVER 150 COUNTRIES. AGU PUBLISHES MORE THAN 6940 ARTICLES ANNUALLY.

Executives Listed on Filing

Total Salary includes financial earnings, benefits, and all related organization earnings listed on tax filing

NameTitleHours Per WeekTotal Salary
Christine McenteeCEO37.5$838,607
Janice R LachanceCOO37.5$414,809
Royce B HansonEXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT37.5$378,386
Michael S AndrewsCFO37.5$288,413
Jay R BrodskyCHIEF DIGITAL OFFICER37.5$250,096
Dana D RehmSENIOR VICE PRESIDENT37.5$246,674
Billy WilliamsSENIOR VICE PRESIDENT37.5$239,825
Lauren M ParrVICE PRESIDENT37.5$210,899
Alexandra M ShultzVICE PRESIDENT37.5$210,493
Artesha C MooreVICE PRESIDENT37.5$205,244
Matthew M GiampoalaVICE PRESIDENT37.5$202,539
Tracy J LamondueVICE PRESIDENT37.5$198,802
Shelley L StallSENIOR DIRECTOR37.5$193,864
Jessica C LattermanDIRECTOR37.5$167,790
Rajul E PandyaDIRECTOR37.5$166,538
Victoria J ForliniDIRECTOR37.5$163,327
Karine S BlaufussDIRECTOR37.5$147,405
Jenny RikerBOARD DIRECTOR5$0
Richard W MurrayBOARD DIRECTOR5$0
Philip MoteBOARD DIRECTOR5$0
Kerstin LehnertBOARD DIRECTOR5$0
Jill L KarstenBOARD DIRECTOR5$0
Brandon JonesBOARD DIRECTOR5$0
Lisa J GraumlichBOARD DIRECTOR5$0
Carlos DengoBOARD DIRECTOR5$0
Chris BallentineBOARD DIRECTOR5$0
Carlos NobreINTERNATIONAL SECRETARY5$0
Jana DavisGENERAL SECRETARY/TREASURER5$0
Eric A DavidsonIMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT5$0
Susan LozierPRESIDENT-ELECT5$0
Robin Elizabeth BellPRESIDENT8$0

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