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Prosperity Perpetuation® Concepts, Strategy and Management 1215 Superior Ave., Suite 410 Cleveland, Ohio 44114-3289 Tel: (216) 621-4391 Fax: (216) 621-4392 www.calfeefinancial.com [email protected] Peter H. Calfee, CFP, CPA, CLU, AEP, MBA President Financial expertise for successful people sm

Prosperity Perpetuation® Concepts, Strategy and Management 1215 Superior Ave., Suite 410 Cleveland, Ohio 44114-3289 Tel: (216) 621-4391 Fax: (216) 621-4392

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Prosperity Perpetuation® Concepts, Strategy and Management

1215 Superior Ave., Suite 410

Cleveland, Ohio 44114-3289

Tel: (216) 621-4391

Fax: (216) 621-4392

www.calfeefinancial.com

[email protected]

Peter H. Calfee, CFP, CPA, CLU, AEP, MBA

President

Financial expertise for successful people sm

Prosperity Perpetuation® Concepts, Strategy and Management

MOTIVATION

• Pursuit of excellence

• Passion for learning

• Challenge

• Proactive

• Desire to help children

• Love of people

Prosperity Perpetuation® Concepts, Strategy and Management

RESPONSIBILITIES• CEO of a multi million-dollar operation• Balance sheet and “profit and loss” responsibilities• Responsible for personnel• Government-mandated responsibility for benefits

and retirement• Focus on source of “raw material” (students)• Responsible for delivery of quality goods to market place

(matriculation to college or other educational pursuit of choice)

• Deal with work place violence and associated personnel disputes and employee complaints

• Required to raise equity and handle financing issues including Bond issuance and debt service

Prosperity Perpetuation® Concepts, Strategy and Management

• Responsible for long-range strategic planning

• Responsible for school vision & development, maintenance or revitalization of school vision/mission/and motto

• Responsible for training and guidance of all support personnel

• Accessible to all shareholders, stakeholders, and interested parties including federal, regional, state and local government employees in the educational arena

• Available to the student body for whom you exist & why you sought the job in the first place

• Available to your Board at all times

RESPONSIBILITIES

Prosperity Perpetuation® Concepts, Strategy and Management

FAIR COMPENSATION

• A “Bridge” between you and the School

Prosperity Perpetuation® Concepts, Strategy and Management

COMPENSATION

• Salary

• Bonus\Other

• Deferred compensation

Prosperity Perpetuation® Concepts, Strategy and Management

SALARY

• Market driven• Negotiated• Comparability issue

Experience School issues Geographic

location

Prosperity Perpetuation® Concepts, Strategy and Management

BONUS - OTHERGUARANTEED OR DISCRETIONARY FOR

PURPOSE OF DISCUSSION & INCLUSION

Insurance coverage

Cars

Financial planning

Tuition remission

Sabbaticals

Clubs

Other

Prosperity Perpetuation® Concepts, Strategy and Management

DEFFERED COMPENSATION

• QUALIFIEDQUALIFIED– 403 B

– 457 Plans

– 401 K for Non-profits

• NON-QUALIFIEDNON-QUALIFIED– Ineligible 457 Plans

– Other plans designed for unique application

Prosperity Perpetuation® Concepts, Strategy and Management

POTENTIAL PURPOSE OF NON-QUALIFIED PLANS

Retention of employees

Performance based or incentive

Or both

Prosperity Perpetuation® Concepts, Strategy and Management

FAIR COMPENSATION

• Eye of the beholder

• Depends on working relationship

• Board views as to compensation

• Self analysis

Prosperity Perpetuation® Concepts, Strategy and Management

FAIR COMPENSATION• First pillar = Salary

• Second pillar = Bonus/other

• Third pillar = Deferred Compensation

Prosperity Perpetuation® Concepts, Strategy and Management

DEFERRED COMPENSATION

• Retention driven• Performance driven

• Or

– Both

Prosperity Perpetuation® Concepts, Strategy and Management

ORIGINS OF DEFERRAL

• For-profit world• Change in retirement laws• Desire of board to reward• Competition for talent• Retention based pay• Incentive based pay

Prosperity Perpetuation® Concepts, Strategy and Management

FOR WHOM?

Exclusive

Discriminatory

Can be complicated

Tax issues drive design

Prosperity Perpetuation® Concepts, Strategy and Management

CRITICAL TAX ISSUES

• Constructive receipt of funds

• Substantial risk of forfeiture

Prosperity Perpetuation® Concepts, Strategy and Management

TYPES OF FUNDING

Similar to government approved retirement plans

Defined “Benefit”

Defined “Contribution”

Prosperity Perpetuation® Concepts, Strategy and Management

METRICS

• Benchmarks

• Goals

• Quantitative

• Qualitative

Prosperity Perpetuation® Concepts, Strategy and Management

METRICS

Achieve capital goalsIncrease endowmentsMaintain operations

Improve administrationElevate school reputation

Annual fundExpand campus

Renovate buildingsMaintain culture

Prosperity Perpetuation® Concepts, Strategy and Management

DEFINE & DESIGN

• Risks ----- Problems:– Encumber future Boards– Clarify actual cash commitment– School wants to keep Head?– Head wants to commit to school?

Prosperity Perpetuation® Concepts, Strategy and Management

Other Considerations

• School Culture

• Financial Resources

• Goals and Missions

• Purpose of Program

Prosperity Perpetuation® Concepts, Strategy and Management

SUMMARYUNDERSTAND

• Compensation Program• School’s Mission & Vision• Inner concepts, desires, goals &

beliefs of Head• What performance means/metrics• Longevity of program

Prosperity Perpetuation® Concepts, Strategy and Management

UNDERSTAND

• Financial Accumulation of Funds• The Board and its inner workings• That all knowledge learned in this process is

good – you will know where you “Stand”

Prosperity Perpetuation® Concepts, Strategy and Management

FINALLY

• The entire discussion responds to the natural human desire to be treated fairly in a competitive world.