Organizations Filed Purposes:
THE PROFESSIONAL SERVICES DIVISION ACTIVITIES RANGE FROM RESEARCH AND EVALUATION TO TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE IN POLICY, PRACTICE AND SYSTEMS CHANGE. THE RESEARCH AND EVALUATION WORK IS GROUNDED IN EVIDENCE AND PAIRS THE BEST METHODOLOGICAL AND STATISTICAL SCIENCE WITH SUBJECT MATTER EXPERTISE THAT CAN BE USED TO SHAPE AND INFORM STAKEHOLDER PROGRAMS AND POLICYMAKERS. EXAMPLES OF FOCUS AREAS SPANNING THE LIFE COURSE OF INDIVIUALS INCLUDE EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION, LANGUAGE ACQUISITION AND LITERACY, SPECIAL EDUCATION, SCHOOL CLIMATE AND TURNAROUND, TEACHER EFFECTIVENESS, CAREER READINESS, ADULT LEARNING, PATIENT-CENTERED HEALTH OUTCOMES, MENTAL HEALTH SUPPORTS, JUVENILE JUSTICE AND AGING. (CONTINUED ON SCHEDULE O) TO SUPPORT EVIDENCE-BASED DECISION-MAKING; SOLVE IMPORTANT RESEARCH QUESTIONS; AND ADDRESS PROGRAM AND INTERVENTION IMPLEMENTATION EFFECTIVENESS AND BUILD CAPACITY TO IMPROVE PROCESSES, OUTCOMES, AND SUSTAINABILITY RESEARCH ACTIVITIES THAT ALSO MAKE USE OF: - STATE-OF-THE-ART DESIGN, ANALYSIS, AND REPORTING METHODOLOGIES, INCLUDING RAPID-CYCLE AND RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIALS - SURVEY AND ACQUISITION METHODOLOGIES FOR COLLECTING DATA TO INFORM RESEARCH - EFFICIENT AND EFFECTIVE ANALYTIC TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES - STATISTICAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCE METHODOLOGIES. AIR'S ACTIVITIES THAT ARE FOCUSED ON POLICY, PRACTICE AND SYSTEMS CHANGE ALSO USE EVIDENCE-BASED METHODS AND STRATEGIES TO CREATE AND IMPROVE INFORMATION AVAILABLE FOR USE BY LEGISLATIVE, POLICY MAKING OR PUBLIC PRACTITIONER COMMUNITIES. THE WORK AIMS TO STRENGTHEN THE KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND REPEATABLE INFRASTRUCTURES USED IN PROGRAM ADMINISTRATION BY PUBLIC-FACING CLIENTS. THE ACTIVITIES INVOLVED IN THIS WORK ALSO INCLUDE: - SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE REVIEWS TO IDENTIFY AND ANALYZE EXISTING RESEARCH, IN ORDER TO DISSEMINATE FINDINGS THAT INFORM SOCIAL SCIENCE PRACTICES. - THE DESIGN, IMPLEMENTATION, AND EVALUATION OF COMMUNICATION AND BEHAVIOR CHANGE CAMPAIGNS TO MOTIVATE AND SUPPORT PEOPLE IN ADOPTING HEALTHY BEHAVIORS AND TO ADDRESS ISSUES SUCH AS HIV-AIDS PREVENTION, OPIOID ABUSE PREVENTION, TOBACCO CESSATION AND ABSTINENCE, OBESITY PREVENTION AND MANAGEMENT, AND CHILD PROTECTION. - THE FACILITATION OF SYSTEMS CHANGE, INCLUDING THE IMPROVEMENT OF EDUCATION IN THE NATION'S POOREST DISTRICTS, WORKING WITH JUVENILE JUSTICE AGENCIES TO PREVENT RECIDIVISM, AND PARTNERING WITH MINISTRIES OF EDUCATION AND NONGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS ABROAD TO IMPROVE BASIC LITERACY AND EARLY READING SKILLS. - THE DESIGN AND EXECUTION OF PAY FOR SUCCESS PROGRAMS THAT PARTNER PUBLIC AND PRIVATE STAKEHOLDERS ON INNOVATIVE APPROACHES TO ADDRESS SOCIAL PROBLEMS SUCH AS HOMELESSNESS, DISADVANTAGED COMMUNITIES, AND LANGUAGE ACQUISITION FOR ENGLISH LEARNERS. - THE USE OF TECHNOLOGY AS AN INTEGRAL COMPONENT OF OUR SERVICE DELIVERY STRATEGIES IN RESPONSE TO WEBSITE FUNCTIONALITY, DISTANCE LEARNING, DIGITAL AND SOCIAL MEDIA, AND GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS.
THE GRANTMAKING ACTIVITIES CARRY OUT BOARD DESIGNATIONS FROM A PORTION OF THE FUND BALANCE BEING SET ASIDE TO ACT AS A QUASI-ENDOWMENT. THE PURPOSE OF THE QUASI-ENDOWMENT IS 1) TO ENSURE LONG-TERM, FUTURE FINANCIAL STRENGTH OF AIR BASED ON ESTABLISHED COVENANTS, 2) TO SUPPORT THE NEEDS OF MAJOR NON-RECURRING TRANSACTIONS SUCH AS LOAN COLLATERALIZATION TO SUPPORT A MERGER OR ACQUISITION AND 3) TO FUND GRANT-MAKING INITIATIVES THAT CARRY OUT AIR'S MISSION THAT ARE OTHERWISE NOT FUNDED FROM THIRD-PARTY SOURCES.SPECIFICALLY, WITH REGARD TO THE THIRD PURPOSE ABOVE, THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OVERSEES POLICY THAT AUTHORIZES THE ANNUAL EXPENDITURE OF A PORTION OF THE (CONTINUED ON SCHEDULE O) QUASI-ENDOWMENT TO MAKE AWARDS FOR RESTRICTED RESEARCH GRANTS ON SELECTED TOPICS. THE BOARD APPROVES THE GENERAL AREAS OF RESEARCH FEATURED FOR GRANT AWARD. THE AMOUNT OF THE ANNUAL APPROPRIATION IS DETERMINED WITH THE INTENTION OF MAINTAINING THE INFLATION-ADJUSTED PURCHASING POWER OF THE QUASI-ENDOWMENT AND IS BASED ON ITS TRAILING THIRTY-SIX MONTH FAIR MARKET VALUE. GRANT APPLICANTS ARE REQUIRED TO SUBMIT PROPOSALS DETAILING THE RESEARCH ACTIVITIES TO BE SUPPORTED BY THE GRANT IF AWARDED. A PANEL OF EXPERTS REVIEWS GRANT APPLICATIONS RELATED TO THE SELECTED RESEARCH AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AREAS ALIGNED TO AIR'S MISSION AND MAKES FUNDING RECOMMENDATIONS TO AIR'S EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE FOR APPROVAL BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS. AFTER AWARD, GRANT RECIPIENTS ARE REQUIRED TO COMPLY WITH OBLIGATIONS TO PROVIDE PERIODIC AND FINAL PROGRESS REPORTS RELATED TO THE GRANT ACTIVITIES, EXPENDITURES AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
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 |
Jon Cohen-See Sch J Notes | EXEC. VP & DIV. PRESIDENT | 39 | $4,349,102 |
David Myers-See Sch J Notes | BOARD MEMBER, PRES. & CEO | 38 | $2,354,468 |
Stephen Kromer-See Sch J Notes | SR. VP & DIVISION COO | 39 | $999,716 |
Marijo Ahlgrimm-See Sch J Notes | TREASURER, EXEC. VP & CFO | 38 | $858,716 |
Mark Fanning-See Sch J Notes | EXEC. VP, CHIEF HUMAN CAP. OFFICER | 39 | $647,186 |
Michael Kirsch-See Sch J Notes | EXEC. VICE PRES. & COO-END 12/2019 | 39 | $646,439 |
Larry Albright-See Sch J Notes | INSTITUTE FELLOW | 39 | $617,261 |
Gary Phillips-See Sch J Notes | VICE PRESIDENT & INST. FELLOW | 39 | $518,514 |
Dwayne Norris-See Sch J Notes | SR. VICE PRESIDENT, HR & ADMIN | 39 | $471,846 |
Jessica Johnson | SR. VICE PRESIDENT | 39 | $436,904 |
Lawrence B Friedman | VICE PRESIDENT | 39 | $384,953 |
David Osher | VICE PRESIDENT & INST. FELLOW | 39 | $364,618 |
Michael Garet | VP & INSTITUTE FELLOW | 39 | $344,501 |
Cheryl Joan Vince | SR. VP & INSTITUTE FELLOW | 39 | $321,586 |
Dona Kilpatrick | SECRETARY | 38 | $281,200 |
Joseph Wagner | VP CONTRACTS, GRANTS & PROCUREMENT | 39 | $277,308 |
Sean Buckley | SR. VICE PRESIDENT-END 1/2019 | 39 | $208,988 |
Patricia Gurin-See Sch O | BD AND CMTE MBR, BD CHAIR | 6.5 | $128,750 |
Sol Pelavin-See Sch O | BD MBR, BD CMTE CHAIR, FMR PRES. | 5 | $100,750 |
Kathy Mckinless-See Sch O | BD & CMTE MBR, BD CMTE CHAIR | 5 | $97,500 |
Edward Hamburg-See Sch O | BD AND CMTE MEMBER, BD CMTE CO-CHAIR | 5 | $92,500 |
Delano Lewis-See Sch O | BD AND CMTE MEMBER | 3 | $77,965 |
Lawrence Bobo | BD MBR, BD V CHAIR, BD CMTE CHAIR | 5 | $60,500 |
Sara B Kiesler | BD & CMTE MBR, BD CMTE CHAIR | 5 | $60,000 |
Nancy Cantor Brechin | BD AND CMTE MEMBER | 2 | $56,250 |
Andrew Liakopoulos-See Sch O | BD AND CMTE MEMBER | 2.5 | $55,750 |
Manuel Pastor | BD AND CMTE MEMBER | 2 | $49,750 |
Robert F Boruch | BD AND CMTE MEMBER | 2 | $49,000 |
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