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The standard of behavior at the Columbia Society of Real Estate Appraisers Inc., hereafter known as “the Society,” is that all staff, volunteers, and board members scrupulously avoid conflicts of interest between the interests of the Society on one hand, and personal, professional, and business interests on the other. This includes avoiding potential and actual conflicts of interest, as well as perceptions of conflicts of interest.
For the purposes of the Society, a conflict of interest shall be deemed to exist anytime any member, volunteer or member of the board, engages in any transaction, agreement or any other arrangement, in which the member, volunteer or member of the board, has a financial interest and in which the Society or any affiliate of the Society is a participant, unless there is a determination by the board, or any committee authorized to do so, that the potential conflict is fair, reasonable and in the Society’s best interest; and, excluding transactions where the member’s, volunteer’s or member of the board’s financial interest is de minimis; transactions that would not customarily be reviewed by the board or boards of similar organizations and are available to others on the same or similar terms; or, transactions that constitute a benefit provided to the member, volunteer or member of the board only as a member of a class of beneficiaries that the Society intends to benefit as a part of its mission so long as the benefit is available to similarly situated members of the same class on the same terms.
Linda J. Fusco, Chair
Shelley Langenauer
Richard Sheeler
Larry Samsky, Chair
Richard J. Scheeler
Peter Caputo
Richard J. Sheeler, Chair
Lawrence E. Samsky
John F. McCullagh
Henry Salmon-Chair
Domenick Neglia
Linda J. Fusco
Tim Flanagan
Peter Caputo
Lawrence E. Samsky, Chair
Richard Sheeler
Shelley Langenauer
Michael Drazner
Linda J. Fusco
Richard C. Berntsen, Chair
Domenick Neglia
Len Fiore
Richard Hahn
Henry A. Salmon
Linda J. Fusco