Prepared by VP Finance, Louis Retief.  Chair: Mackenzie Lockhart  DuPreez Smith  Lorenzo Lindo  Tommy Reid  Jeremy Low  Katerina Othonos  Mark.

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Prepared by VP Finance, Louis Retief

 Chair: Mackenzie Lockhart  DuPreez Smith  Lorenzo Lindo  Tommy Reid  Jeremy Low  Katerina Othonos  Mark Bancroft  Met:  June 20 th  June 24 th  June 27 th  July 5 th

 Deadline: No later than June 30 th. (Motion to suspend code did happen)  “Both the preliminary and the final budget shall include the budget projections adopted by Council the previous year, the actual expenditures and revenues to date, variances, and the next fiscal year ‟ s budget projections for all the Society ‟ s operations, including but not limited to the business operations.”  Both the preliminary and the final budget shall include a statement of the amount of money in each Fund of the Society, along with a note stating that the amount of money allocated from each Fund shall not exceed the amount of money in the Fund  The final budget shall provide a detailed breakdown of revenues and expenditures within each department of the Society, a department in this context meaning an individual student service, Commission, business, staff department or position, executive member, and so forth

 AMS Overall Budgeting  Budget Features  Final Budget Budget  Block Party  Summary

 Total Fees:  $19,998,  Business Contribution  $638,814  Investment Returns  $325,000  Transfers from Fees  $189,556  Total Revenue  $21,151,700

 Non-discretionary Allocation  $18,102,855  Net Discretionary  $1,984,195  Transfers from Budget  $189,556  Businesses  $638,814  Investments  $325,000  Administration  -$875,094  Total Income  $2,173,751

 Total Student Government  $889,324  Total Student Services  $627,848  Total Programs and Publications  $471,494  Contingency  $99,209  Total Expenditures  $2,087,876

 All departments were sent an regarding completing their budget on May 20 th  Deadline June 13th  On going Consultation Times  Had to submit an excel budget, department statement, and department overview

 Decentralized Process  Departments involved in budget process, budgets are submitted with consulting VP Finance, Budget Committee, and Executive Director  Bottom-up Approach  Budgets prepared by head of departments  Ongoing Consultation  Zero based  Each department starts from zero; builds its budget up by justifying and revealing each expense under every item line.  Sustainability and Future Planning  Plan ahead of time to avoid making future amendments  Creative Thinking  Manager asked to avoid looking at previous budgets; initially they are not provided with actual spending from previous year

 Initial projected budget surplus after Preliminary of FY16/17: $171,691  Projected Final Budget Surplus of FY16/17: $85,874  After budget Com approval  Due to 3 reasons  AMS Business Contribution  AMS Events WBBQ Addition  Wage Increase Budget

Description16/17 Budgeted15/16 BudgetedJustification WUSC Fee$255,780$125,328Referendum Arts and Culture Fee$73,500$0Referendum Business Contribution$638,814$350,000Next few slides Transfers from Budget$172,935.9$689,229Funds depleted

Description16/17 Final Budgeted 16/17 Preliminary Budget 15/16 BudgetedJustification Executive Committee $46,264$50,228.5$72,250Governance Review Student Council$73,794$85,157$83,208Trimmed Excess Expenses Vice-President Finance $90,416$123,549$102,269Removal of Sustainability SASC$146,450$134,034$156,422Donation WBBQ$28,391$30,038$37,834Trimmed Excess Expenses Block Party$0 $53,474Next few slides

Description16/17 Final Budgeted 16/17 Preliminary Budget 15/16 BudgetedJustification Council Orientation $14,650$14,150$1,100President Funds, Local Location Vice-President Admin $197,301$125,107$140,361Sustainability, VP Finance Mistake, # of employees Volunteer Avenue$27,016$25,551.4$20,088.1Additional Assistant Coordinator FoodBank$27,117$25,612.4$17,082.5Additional Assistant Coordinator SafeWalk$130,223$129,948.6$115,684First full year of operations. AMS Events$161,347$162,674$142,430Increase focus of # of events not size.

 Current Project Contribution for FY16/17: $638,814  Organization Chart Updates Overall Savings: $426,581  Projected Business Contribution = $212,233  Based on revised outlet operations  We have already bet budget in May for Business operations. This is very conservative and we are more than on track to beat this. This also excludes any revenue from Gallery.

TierCurrent WageProposed Wage Tier 1$10.50$11.25 Tier 2$11.25$12.17 Tier 3$12.25$13.16  It had an overall change but was not major, but you will notice overall increase on most budget line items.

 Block Party:  Huge Cost this year, we need to discuss future of block party. After final number came in Block Party lost $207,295.  We have yet to include it because we are exploring current options

Stadium  Projected Block Party Deficit: $185,000  Projected Attendees: ,000 Students  Society Deficit = $100,000 Other Options?  Focus more on Carnival type of Setup instead of Huge bands and do it at stadium.  Focus of food revenues, Sponsors, and inflatable games instead of huge artists.  Other Suggestions Court Yard  Projected Block Party Deficit: $60,000  Projected Attendees: max 6000 Students  Increased focus on food sales  Society Surplus = $30,000

 Once again huge thanks to Budget Comm. They only have one job left and that is block party.  Questions?