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FY 2014 Audited Financial Results Treasurer’s Report to Council - Membership Information Session - Presented by: Mario Gonzalez - Treasurer Saturday - January 31, 2015 CD # Midwinter Meeting 1

ALA Total Revenues $ Change From 2013 % Change From 2013 Dues $ 8,387,299 $ (64,076)-0.8% Sale of Books & Materials $ 8,431,451 $ 507,7646.4% Subscriptions $ 4,935,371 $ 335,2587.3% Advertising $ 5,582,068 $ (266,672)-4.6% Meetings & Conferences $ 12,579,999 $ 1,414, % Grants & Awards $ 4,954,945 $ (1,967,339)-28.4% Contributions $ 2,224,223 $ 1,070, % Dividends & Interest Income: Short-Term Investments $ 703,567 $ 4,6080.7% Long-Term Investments $ 745,498 $ 224, % Other $ 2,695,476 $ (267,446)-9.0% Total Revenues $ 51,239,897 $ 990,8122.0% 2

ALA Total Expenses $ Change From 2013 % Change From 2013 Payroll $ 20,362,398 $ (647,546)-3.1% Outside Services $ 7,270,043 $ (81,008)-1.1% Travel $ 2,196,458 $ 475, % Meetings & Conferences $ 6,773,997 $ (865,858)-11.3% Scholarships & Awards $ 229,083 $ (115,220)-33.5% Publications $ 4,394,998 $ (125,542)-2.8% Operating $ 7,511,366 $ (685,486)-8.4% Total Operating $ 48,509,260 $ (1,929,472)-3.8% Other Post Retirement Benefits $ (1,795,382) $ (732,178)-68.9% Post Retirement Benefits $ 1,440,871 $ 48,4233.5% Total $ (354,511) $ (683,755)-48.2% Total Expenses $ 48,154,749 $ (2,613,227)-5.1% 3

Total ALA Revenues, Expenses, Net Summary $ Change From 2013 % Change From 2013 Revenues $ 51,239,897 $ 990,8122.0% Expenses $ 48,154,749 $ (2,613,227)-5.1% Net Revenue $ 3,085,148 $ 3,604,039 4

General Fund Revenues $ Change From 2013 % Change From 2013 Dues $ 5,535,789 $ (67,061)-1.2% Publishing $ 13,451,954 $ 300,1082.3% Meetings & Conferences $ 7,037,503 $ (369,002)-5.0% Interest & Dividends $ 703,567 $ 4,6080.7% Contributions $ 238,229 $ (17,856)-7.0% Miscellaneous $ 1,299,131 $ (247,534)-16.0% Total $ 28,266,173 $ (396,737)-1.4% 5

General Fund Expenses $ Change From 2013 % Change From 2013 Publishing $ 12,275,684 $ (239,523)-1.9% Meetings & Conferences $ 7,342,580 $ (405,918)-5.2% Communications $ 2,860,136 $ 71,3662.6% Member Offices & Programs $ 3,842,504 $ (120,874)-3.0% Executive Office & Governance $ 1,618,458 $ 39,2522.5% General Administration $ 6,106,970 $ (415,310)-6.4% Total $ 34,046,332 $ (1,071,007)-3.0% Plant Fund $ 1,473,702 $ 23,5801.6% Technology Reserve Fund $ (366,717) $ (27,796)8.2% Overhead Recovery $ (7,493,731) $ 148, % Total $ (6,386,746) $ 144, % Total Expenses $ 27,659,586 $ (926,537)-3.2% 6

General Fund – Summary $ Change From 2013 % Change From 2013 Revenues $ 28,266,173 $ (396,737)-1.4% Expenses $ 27,659,586 $ (369,002)-3.2% Net Revenue $ 606,587 $ 529,800 7

Publishing Revenues & Expenses Total Net RevenuesExpensesRevenues ALA Editions $ 5,012,545 $ 5,411,607 $ (399,062) Booklist/Book Links $ 5,193,238 $ 3,731,524 $1,461,714 Products & Promotions $ 1,038,001 $ 855,363 $ 182,638 Digital Resources $ 1,097,077 $ 1,452,351 $ (355,274) American Libraries $ 878,479 $ - Publishing - AED$ 0$ (53,640)$ 53,640 Total $ 13,219,340 $ 12,275,684 $ 943,656 8

Meetings & Conferences Revenues and Expenses Net RevenuesExpensesRevenue Annual Conference $ 5,613,872 $ 4,707,802 $906,070 Midwinter Meeting $ 2,674,882 $ 2,634,778 $ 40,104 Total $ 8,288,754 $ 7,342,580 $946,174 9

Division Revenues $ Change From 2013 % Change From 2013 Dues $ 2,687,859 $ 6,6860.2% Publishing $ 5,256,133 $ 304,5356.2% Meetings and Conferences $ 5,486,875 $ 1,806, % Contributions $ 761,373 $ (26,620)-3.4% Miscellaneous $ 1,389,118 $ % Total $ 15,581,358 $ 2,091, % 10

Division Expenses $ Change From 2013 % Change From 2013 Payroll $ 5,461,394 $ 226,3394.3% Outside Services $ 1,488,007 $ (56,795)-3.7% Travel $ 720,108 $ 226, % Meetings and Conferences $ 2,219,983 $ 169,3148.3% Publications $ 1,222,584 $ (142,216)-10.4% Operating $ 1,006,489 $ (107,909)-9.7% Interunit Transfers $ 162,528 $ (43,169)-21.0% Overhead $ 1,915,654 $ 366, % Total $14,196,747 $ 637,9424.7% 11

Division Revenues, Expenses, Net – Summary $ Change From 2013 % Change From 2013 Revenues $ 15,581,358 $ 2,091, % Expenses $ 14,196,747 $ 637,9434.7% Net Revenue $ 1,384,611 $ 1,453,831 12

Division Revenues & Expenses RevenueExpensesNet Revenue PLA $ 4,180,524 $ 2,888,009 $ 1,292,515 ACRL $ 2,204,537 $ 2,527,263 $ (322,726) CHOICE $ 3,030,955 $ 3,063,119 $ (32,164) ALCTS $ 490,917 $ 536,949 $ (46,032) AASL $ 1,965,759 $ 1,805,422 $ 160,337 ASCLA $ 98,857 $ 96,568 $ 2,289 LLAMA $ 268,266 $ 251,496 $ 16,770 RUSA $ 370,225 $ 435,135 $ (64,910) ALTAFF $ 426,346 $ 431,351 $ (5,005) LITA $ 391,180 $ 366,850 $ 24,330 ALSC $ 1,566,190 $ 1,197,848 $ 368,342 YALSA $ 587,602 $ 596,737 $ (9,135) Total $ 15,581,358 $ 14,196,747 $ 1,384,611 13

Roundtables Revenues and Expenses – Summary $ Change From 2013 % Change From 2013 Revenues $ 358,256 $ ( 52,494) -12.8% Expenses $ 216,755 $ (70,727 ) -24.6% Net $ 141,501 $ 18, % 14

Total ALA Assets, Liabilities & Net Assets – Summary $ Change From 2013 % Change From 2013 Assets $ 80,368,888 $ 4,979,2516.6% Liabilities $ 41,706,863 $ (2,988,110)-6.7% Net Assets $ 38,662,025 $ 7,967, % 15

ALA Total Assets $ Change From 2013 % Change From 2013 Cash & Investments $ 2,174,154 $ (1,067,139)-32.9% Short-Term Investments $ 14,422,212 $ 2,025, % Accounts Receivables $ 3,639,347 $ (78,739)-2.1% Inventory $ 1,818,234 $ (146,536)-7.5% Prepaid Expenses $ 623,379 $ (259,351)-29.4% Grants Receivable $ 556,787 $ (154,370)-21.7% Current Assets $ 23,234,113 $ 318,9841.4% Property and Equipment $ 12,822,184 $ (579,510)-4.3% Goodwill $ 1,826,567 $ -0.0% Intangible Assets-Net of Amortization $ 2,264,698 $ (600,666)-21.0% Long Term Investments $ 40,221,326 $ 5,839, % Long-Term Assets $ 57,134,775 $ 4,659,2678.9% Total Assets $ 80,368,888 $ 4,978,2516.6% 16

ALA Total Liabilities $ Change From 2013 % Change From 2013 Accounts Payable $ 3,593,889$ (1,142,733)-24.1% Accrued Liabilities $ 1,109,187$ 33,5273.1% Deferred Revenue $ 11,551,928$ (373,585)-3.1% Current Portion of Capital Lease $ 159,611$ 17, % Current Portion Long- Term Debt $ 647,500$ -0.0% Current Liabilities $ 17,062,115 $ (1,465,270)-7.9% Capital Lease Obilgation $ 124,005$ (159,610)-56.3% Accrued Postretirement Benefits $ 16,363,243$ (715,730)-4.2% Long-Term Debt $ 8,157,500$ (647,500)-7.4% Long-Term Liabilities $ 24,700,453 $ (1,522,840)-5.8% Total Liabilities $ 41,706,863 $ (2,988,110)-6.7% 17

Total ALA Net Asset Balance 18