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Annual Report 2011: FY July 1, 2010-June 30, 2011
Copies of the complete financial statement for AAPG and the AAPG Foundation are available to any member upon written request to AAPG Headquarters, P.O. Box 979, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74101–0979.

Treasurer

AAPG’s Fiscal Year 2011 (July 1, 2010 through June 30, 2011) was projected to be a complete departure from the previous (and very challenging) year, and such were the financial results. In preparing the annual budget, we had the luxury of being slightly positive in our projections, encouraged by the scheduling of our ICE event in Calgary and our ACE in Houston. Both locations are traditionally very strong locations for sponsorship, exhibition and attendance, as they proved to be once again.

Our budget expectations were exceeded, thanks to the help of the AAPG staff, who worked to reduce our overall costs significantly, particularly on the meetings and events. This led to a profitable year which helped to offset some of the loss we endured the year before. We are currently in the middle of our financial audit , however, our surplus is anticipated to exceed our budget for the year.

On the revenue side, we enjoyed growth in dues, advertising income, education and convention activities. We also benefitted from a positive return from our investment in the NAPE meetings, Datapages, Inc. and the International Pavillion, LLC. Although somewhat short of our budgeted goal on membership dues and membership growth, we did exceed the previous year.

Expenses were budgeted at nearly $17,700,000, up from $17 Million in fiscal year 2010. We challenged ourselves and the entire staff to trim expenses while still delivering a high level of member benefits, and I believe we succeeded in this regard. As a result of these efforts, our overall expenses for the year were just under $16 Million, with the conferences and meetings showing the biggest savings at nearly $1.5 Million favorable to budget. This is the result of some very pro-active savings and diligent efforts by the team in the convention department.

All in all, we are satisfied with the financial results of Fiscal Year 2011 and the positive effect it will have on our ability to continue to deliver outstanding services to you, the members. Unfortunately, the upcoming year again presents us with challenges. We are enduring a roller-coaster ride in the stock market, which affects our operating funds investment holdings as well as our pension liability. While we anticipate good financial outcomes from both the ICE in Milan and the ACE in Long Beach, and continued success in Education, we are expecting a shortfall for FY 2012, and we continue to seek out ways to both increase revenues and reduce expenses.

Respectfully submitted to the membership.

Jim McGhay, Treasurer

General Fund
FY 2009-10
General Fund
FY 2010-11
Budget
FY 2010-11

Operating Income

Dues $1,946,891 $2,277,034 $2,461,866
BULLETIN Subscription 267,850 261,975 301,200
Advertising Income 1,500,346 1,576,026 1,521,216
Sales of Publications 587,292 526,430 644,800
Interest and Dividends 195,691 354,315 221,000
Investment Income from NAPE 477,727 540,626 480,000
Education and Misc. Service Fees 2,940,852 3,209,971 4,029,759
Conferences and Meetings 5,991,218 6,483,115 6,104,049
Page Contributions 5,186 4,820 5,040
Gain (Loss) on Datapages (131,315) 170,998 69,817
Gain (Loss) on International Pavilion 5,955 35,400 30,000
Grant Income 1,024,834 1,030,385 1,064,390
Miscellaneous 397,469 804,003 806,412
Total Operating Income $15,209,996 $17,275,098 $17,739,549

Operating Expenses

Salaries $  3,437,822 $  3,864,380 $  3,865,850
Employee Benefits 1,646,479 1,655,516 1,404,084
Publishing Cost of BULLETIN 208,900 218,993 264,000
Publishing Cost of EXPLORER 197,222 198,438 245,280
Cost of Special Publications Sold 177,817 237,135 195,976
General Office Expense 1,022,298 1,032,947 1,117,834
Postage and Shipping 635,149 642,718 737,976
Building Expense 248,856 296,513 243,554
Professional Fees 1,861,412 1,971,971 1,947,892
Staff Travel 404,920 357,403 415,051
Professional Travel 1,033,001 1,379,618 1,215,062
Conferences and Meetings 5,038,756 3,223,687 4,707,027
Depreciation 163,141 167,062 204,780
AGI Dues 70,599 12,544 60,000
Meeting Presence/Display 30,922 5,917 45,955
Miscellaneous Grants and Awards 344,017 224,728 491,847
Miscellaneous 464,595 492,869 537,027
Total Operating Expenses $16,985,906 $15,982,350 $17,699,945
Income (Loss) From Operations $(1,775,910) $  1,292,748 $        39,604
Assets $14,679,625 $17,158,035  
Liabilities 6,567,699 4,835,049  
Fund Balance 8,111,926 12,323,004  
Total Liabilities and Fund Balance $14,679,625 $17,158,053  

The figures reflected above in the FY 2010-2011 are preliminary, as the audit, and the audit of all the required affiliates and subsidiaries has not been completed at the time this statement went to print.

 

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