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It is a set of guidelines that help identify and manage personal interests that could affect decisions made by someone in the organization.
It’s required for IRS compliance and helps protect the organization from ethical, legal, and reputational risks.
Typically, conflicts are disclosed annually and whenever a new potential conflict arises during the year.
All board members, officers, and key staff should adhere to the policy and disclose any potential conflicts.
No. The policy requires that individuals with a conflict recuse themselves from related discussions and decisions.