Executive Board Meeting Number 01-10, 19 December 01
Meeting called to order at
12:20pm
. Present:
Graves
, Fox, Apana, Ballard, Raimondi. Scafati excused due to prior commitment; Barge,
Barnes, and Calle absent. MSC to approve minutes as amended.
VP Report: Over $1.15 million in wages on recording
contracts s
o f
ar in 2001. Local has signed first Christian Label-One Voice. Local 389 would
like Fox to present a recording seminar in
Orlando
. Fox is working on cleanup of Secada and Rubio projects. AMP meeting has been
held, Barge has been appointed President, and AMP and Fox will be contacting SAG
and AFTRA to build alliances.
Treasurer’s Report: presentation of activities log,
expense report, membership rolls, and bank balance data. Report on status of
master plan implementation: new promotional literature has been created, and the
website now has educational and officer sections; meeting agendas and
information will be available on the website as soon as it becomes available.
Databases have been created to log pension signatories and transmittals, as well
as contracts on file.
President’s Report: Discussion of FPO concessions, BPO
bankruptcy, PBO New Year’s Eve Sideletter, Key West Symphony. Discussion of
IATSE/Actor’s Equity lawsuit and potential strike. Pamphlet B negotiations
resume in January and Music Man was recently leafleted. C Turley will file
contracts for engagements in 655 jurisdiction and may join Local.
Communications: AFL-CIO regarding Legislative Breakfast;
Footlighter’s Foundation regarding ad request; D Chappell regarding collecting
AFM-EPF benefits.
Business: MSC to postpone discussion of
Graves
expense reimbursements. Verification of poll: MSC to publish Member Directory
in 3-ring format. Discussion of Liebowitz/FPO task force expenses; MSC to
authorize $179 expense but to note that this expense was not pre-authorized per
Board resolution of April 2001, and that future legal expenses will require
pre-authorization. MSC to adopt Bylaw Amendments regarding election/nomination
dates, student member category, and wage scale amendments due to lack of quorum
at November General Membership Meeting. MSC that M Harp, the candidate with the
next most number of votes, will be elected to the Board due to the declining of
the position by M Butler. Discussion of 2002 budget. MSC to authorize up to $320
for
Graves
to attend Pamphlet B negotiations in NYC in January. MSC to hold the next Board
meeting on January 7 at noon, pending availability of absent and new Board
members.
Meeting adjourned at
1:42pm
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