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Home My WebLink About2017-06-19 - Agendas - FinalAdvertising and Promotion Commission June 19, 2017 2:00 p.m. Location: Fayetteville Town Center, Director's Room 15 W Mountain Street Fayetteville, AR Commissioners: Matthew Petty, Chairman; Matt Behrend; Adella Gray; Todd Martin; Ching Mong; Robert Rhoads; Chrissy Sanderson Executive Director: Molly Rawn I. Call to order at 2:00 p.m. II. Old Business A. Approval of May 2017 minutes III. New Business A. Executive Director's report 1. May financial report B. Marketing Presentation — Mike Sells, Sells Agency C. Review Contract with Just Kids D. Clinton House Museum Update — Angie Albright, Museum Director IV. Agenda Additions An item may be added to the agenda with a consensus of the majority of the Commission. Fayetteville Advertising and Promotion Commission Minutes from May Meeting May 15, 2017 Commissioners Present: Matthew Petty, Chair; Matt Behrend; Adella Gray; Robert Rhoads; Chrissy Sanderson; Ching Mong Staff Present: Molly Rawn, Sally Fisher, Hazel Hernandez I. Call to Order Chairman Matthew Petty called the meeting of the Fayetteville Advertising and Promotion Commission to order on May 15, 2017, at 2:02 p.m. II. Old Business Chairman Petty asked for approval of the April 2017 minutes. Commissioner Rhoads moved to approve the minutes. His motion was seconded by Commissioner Gray. The motion was approved. III. New Business A. Executive Director's Report 1. Executive Director Rawn reviewed the HMR Report: $282,855 collected. 2. Executive Director Rawn reviewed the Marketing update presented in the A&P packet. 3. Executive Director Rawn presented the Experience Fayetteville committee recommendations for grants, explaining the rubric used in the funding process. Chairman Petty recommended use of the procedure with increases or decreases to be voted on for the staff recommendations. Commissioner Behrend recommended using the recommended amounts. Commissioner Gray asked about past funding. Chairman Petty noted that he had heard it said locally that everyone who applied should be given something. There were 21 applications totaling $150,672.50; 18 were recommended for funding totaling $96,000.00. Commissioner Rhoads asked why there was no funding recommended for March of Dimes or Artists Laboratory Theatre. Executive Director Rawn explained that rationale for the Commission. Commissioner Mong moved that the recommendations be approved. His motion was seconded by Commissioner Sanderson. B. The 2016 Audit Report was presented by John Evans with Beall Barclay & Company, PLC. C. New Commissioners 1. Candidate for Tourism Position — 1 vacancy: Jared Lowrey and Todd Martin 2. Each candidate was given the opportunity to tell about how long they have been in Fayetteville and why they want to be a Commissioner. Commissioner Gray nominated Todd Martin and Commissioner Mong seconded. The nomination passed unanimously. D. A proposal for use of the Walker -Stone House was presented by David Kersey of the New Design School. He stated that they would like to begin operations on August 20, 2017, with classes beginning on that date and that they are looking for a permanent home. Commissioner Mong said that possible infrastructure needs would have to be addressed. Chairman Petty adjourned the meeting at 4:17 p.m. Respectfully submitted, Sally Fisher, Finance Director Experience Fayetteville x �AYE1 TU $309,243 Current HMR Collected $9,741 Prior Dues Collected $318,984 Total HMR Collected Previous YTD (Jan -May) HMR Tax Collection Totals 2013 ........................................................................................... 2014 2015 2016 2017 $1,069,381 $1,085,747 $1,206,231 $1,328,654 $1,313,024 S242,227 $I m, 11 m 001 LVA INO S267,481 ax Collections 21 S282,855 S316,964 Fayetteville A&P Commission Balance Sheet As of May 31, 2017 ASSETS Current Assets Cash and Investments 10300 1st Security A&P/EF 10400 1st Security Fayetteville TC 10500 1st Security Clinton House 10600 1st Security CVB 10700 Arvest Payroll Account 10110 EF/CVB Cash in Register 10120 TC Cash on Hand 10130 CHM Cash In Register 13000 Investments 13100 Investments: Adjust to Market Total Investments Total Cash and Investments Accounts Receivable 11100 Accounts Receivable - City Parking 11300 Accounts Receivable Total Accounts Receivable 11400 Due From Other Funds 12200 Prepaid Expenses 13100 Accrued Interest 14100 Inventory Asset - EF/CVB 14200 Inventory Asset - CHM Total Current Assets Other Assets 14500 Capital Assets 15000 Furniture and Fixtures 15100 Equipment 15300 CVB Building 15400 CVB Land 15500 Building Additions 15600 Walker -Stone House 17300 Accumulated Depreciation Total Other Assets 907,093.04 (5,477.71) 686,352.44 267,805.27 18,795.77 69,650.29 54,086.81 100.00 300.00 100.00 and P1G �1� 1,748.00 50,564.40 17,734.01 300,922.67 930,569.02 198,621.00 567,178.25 975,000.00 (670,296.00) 1,998,805.91 52, 312.40 254,278.28 42, 596.02 4,512.00 10, 364.68 6,484.38 2,369,353.67 7 '110 77A Gr TOTAL ASSETS 41689,082.62 Fayetteville A&P Commission Balance Sheet As of May 31, 2017 LIABILITIES AND EQUITY Liabilities Current Liabilities 20000 Accounts Payable 72,055.89 22100 KHT Security Deposit 1,000.00 24102 Colonial Life& Acc Ins. Payable 113.11 25000 Sales Tax Payable 2,297.00 26200 Unearned Revenue 2017 94,278.90 26300 Unearned Revenue 2018 18,100.00 Total Current Liabilities 187,844.90 Equity 39005 Fund Balance 4,475,248.10 Net Revenue 25,989.62 Total Equity 4,501,237.72 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND EQUITY 4,689,082.62 Modified Accrual Fayetteville A and P Commission Statement of Budget, Revenue and Expense Year -to -Date @ May 31, 2017 YTD Actual CONSOLIDATED Budget Over/(Under) Budget % of Budqet Income 41000 • Hotel, Motel, Restaurant Taxes 41100 CY HMR Taxes 1,345,467.29 3,392,424 12.00 0.40 41200 PY HMR Taxes 27,555.71 20,477 7,078.71 1.35 Total 41000 • Hotel, Motel, Restaurant Taxes 1,373,023.00 3,412,901 (2,039,878.00) 0.40 42000 • Rental Income 42100 Facility Rental 210,208.69 505,300 (295,091.31) 0.42 42200 Rental Items 16,145.00 43,000 (26,855.00) 0.38 42300 Alcohol Sales 22,089.97 53,700 (31,610.03) 0.41 42400 Third Party Rental Revenue 13,554.63 0 13,554.63 1.00 Total 42000 • Rental Income 261,998.29 602,000 (340,001.71) 0.44 43000 • Event Income 43100 1st Thursday Income 1,572.24 20,000 (18,427.76) 0.08 43200 LOTO Income 0.00 5,000 (5,000.00) 0.00 43300 Partnership Income 2,400.00 6,750 (4,350.00) 0.36 43400 Other Event Income 491.90 5,000 (4,508.10) 0.10 Total 43000 • Event Income 4,464.14 36,750 (32,285.86) 0.12 44000 • Sales 44100 Museum Store Sales 4,008.44 7,500 (3,491.56) 0.53 44200 Visitor Store Sales 44210 Regular Store Sales 12,131.28 30,567 (18,435.72) 0.40 44220 Consignment Sales 1,574.49 4,970 (3,395.51) 0.32 Total 44200 - Visitor Store Sales 13,705.77 35,537 (21,831.23) 0.39 Total 44000 • Sales 17,714.21 43,037 (25,322.79) 0.41 45000 • Parking Revenue 45100 Parking Machine Revenue 3,752.00 0 3,752.00 1.00 45200 Parking Lease Revenue 4,928.00 11,000 (6,072.00) 0.45 Total 45000 • Parking Revenue 8,680.00 11,000 (2,320.00) 0.79 46000 • Ad Income 46100 - Visitor Guide Ad Income 11,850.00 18,000 (6,150.00) 0.66 46000 - Ad Income - Other 0.00 19,800 (19,800.00) 0.00 Total 46000 • Ad Income 11,850.00 37,800 (25,950.00) 0.31 47000 - Museum Revenue 47100 Admission Revenue 2,633.85 23,000 (20,366.15) 0.11 47200 Contributions 2,117.69 30,000 (27,882.31) 0.07 Total 47000 • Museum Revenue 4,751.54 53,000 (48,248.46) 0.09 48000 • Other Revenue 48100 In-kind Revenue 542.31 0 542.31 1.00 Total 48000 • Other Revenue 542.31 0 542.31 1.00 49000 • Interest and Investment Income 49001 Investment Account Interest 2,617.02 10,000 (7,382.98) 0.26 49002 Checking Account Interest 2,392.51 4,367 (1,974.49) 0.55 Total 49000 • Interest and Investment Income 5,009.53 14,367 (9,357.47) 0.35 Total Income 1,688,033.02 4,210,855 Modified Accrual Fayetteville A and P Commission Statement of Budget, Revenue and Expense Year -to -Date @ May 31, 2017 YTD Actual CONSOLIDATED Budget Over/(Under) Budget % of Budget Expense 50000 • Rental and Event Expenses . 51000 • Rental Expenses 51100 Facility Rental Expenses 0.00 500 (500.00) 0.00 51200 Rental Items 12,575.37 31,500 (18,924.63) 0.40 51300 Alcohol & Bar Supply Expenses 8,467.11 25,000 (16,532.89) 0.34 51400 Third Party Rental Expenses 11,165.02 29,000 (17,834.98) 0.39 Total 51000 • Rental Expenses 32,207.50 86,000 (53,792.50) 0.37 52000 • Event Expenses 52100 1 st Thursday Expenses 5,147.89 35,000 (29,852.11) 0.15 52200 LOTO Expenses 0.00 20,000 (20,000.00) 0.00 52300 Partnership Expenses 2,450.48 12,000 (9,549.52) 0.20 52400 Other Event Expenses 1,803.08 6,800 (4,996.92) 0.27 Total 52000 - Event Expenses 9,401.45 73,800 (64,398.55) 0.13 53000 • Store purchases 53100 Museum Store Expenses 3,629.50 5,400 (1,770.50) 0.67 53200 EF Store Expenses 11,371.60 18,741 (7,369.40) 0.61 53300 Consignment Expenses 0.00 3,976 (3,976.00) 0.00 Total 53000 • Store purchases 15,001.10 28,117 (13,115.90) 0.53 54000 • Museum Activities 54100 • Program 54110 Group Visits 28.65 250 (221.35) 0.11 54120 Brick 82.31 350 (267.69) 0.24 54130 Honoraria 0.00 1,500 (1,500.00) 0.00 Total 54100 • Program 110.96 2,100 (1,989.04) 0.05 54200 • Exhibit Expenses 11,820.49 10,000 1,820.49 1.18 54300 - Fundraising 201.62 2,000 (1,798.38) 0.10 Total 54000 - Museum Activities 12,133.07 14,100 (1,966.93) 0.86 55000 • In-kind Donations Cost 542.31 0 542.31 1.00 Total 50000 • Rental and Event Expenses . 69,285.43 202,017 (132,731.57) 0.34 60000 • Payroll and Related Expenses 61000 • Wages Expense 269,020.77 775,846 (506,825.23) 0.35 62000 • Payroll Tax Expense 62100 - Federal (941) Payroll Taxes 20,511.03 59,353 (38,841.97) 0.35 62300. SUTA 1,149.01 1,421 (271.99) 0.81 Total 62000 - Payroll Tax Expense 21,660.04 60,774 (39,113.96) 0.36 63000 • Benefits 63100 Health and Other Emp Insurance 41,345.24 110,078 (68,732.76) 0.38 63200 Company Ret Contributions 6,382.93 21,341 (14,958.07) 0.30 63300- Car Allowance 1,500.00 3,600 (2,100.00) 0.42 63400 - Relocation Expenses 1,000.00 1,000 0.00 1.00 63500 - Training and Development 14,632.15 41,000 (26,367.85) 0.36 63600- Employee Relations 1,528.09 2,200 (671.91) 0.69 Total 63000 - Benefits 66,388.41 179,219 (112,830.59) 0.37 64000 • Contract Labor 44,463.87 6,900 37,563.87 1 6.44 Total 60000 • Payroll and Related Expenses 401,533.09 1,022,739 1 (621,205.91) 0.39 Modified Accrual Fayetteville A and P Commission Statement of Budget, Revenue and Expense Year -to -Date @ May 31, 2017 YTD Actual CONSOLIDATED Budget Over/(Under) Budget % of Budget 70000 • Operating Expenses 71000 • Marketing 71100 • Advertising Expense 71110 Agency Advertising 361,774.86 518,000 (156,225.14) 0.70 71120 Non -Agency Advertising 12,196.62 21,000 (8,803.38) 0.58 Total 71100 • Advertising Expense 373,971.48 539,000 (165,028.52) 0.69 71200 • Agency Fees 70,000.00 168,000 (98,000.00) 0.42 71300 • Promotion 71310 Promotion Expenses 10,889.75 66,000 (55,110.25) 0.17 71320 Signage -Tourism 0.00 20,000 (20,000.00) 0.00 71330 - Public Art Program 3,051.86 0 3,051.86 1.00 Total 71300 • Promotion 13,941.61 86,000 (72,058.39) 0.16 71400 • Printing 71410 - Visitors Guide Expense 34,501.73 60,000 (25,498.27) 0.58 71420 - Other Brochures 7,353.80 13,500 (6,146.20) 0.54 Total 71400 • Printing 41,855.53 73,500 (31,644.47) 0.57 71500 • Website 18,792.04 30,000 (11,207.96) 0.63 71600 • Mailings 5,000.00 20,250 (15,250.00) 0.25 Total 71000 • Marketing 523,560.66 916,750 (393,189.34) 0.57 72000 • Sales and Development 72100. Promotional Items 3,943.86 11,500 (7,556.14) 0.34 72200 - Meals 1,188.25 3,000 (1,811.75) 0.40 72300. Groups 2,134.43 15,000 (12,865.57) 0.14 72400 - Sports 0.00 25,000 (25,000.00) 0.00 72500- Meetings 2,964.96 4,500 (1,535.04) 0.66 72600- Memberships 17,924.00 18,425 (501.00) 0.97 72700 - Other Sales and Dev Expenses 5,904.97 6,000 (95.03) 0.98 Total 72000 - Sales and Development 34,060.47 83,425 (49,364.53) 0.41 73000 • Office and Administrative Exp 73100 • Office Expenses 73110 - Office Supplies 10,947.02 14,000 (3,052.98) 0.78 73120 - Office Equipment Leases 2,097.73 3,686 (1,588.27) 0.57 73130 Office Equipment Purchases 858.55 6,500 (5,641.45) 0.13 73140 - Subscriptions 148.92 436 (287.08) 0.34 Total 73100 • Office Expenses 14,052.22 24,622 (10,569.78) 0.57 73200 • Fees 73210 Bank Service Charges 20.00 0 20.00 1.00 73220 Credit Card Fees 2,831.91 9,100 (6,268.09) 0.31 Total 73200 • Fees 2,851.91 9,100 (6,248.09) 0.31 73400 • Business Taxes and Licenses 3,913.14 3,500 413.14 1.12 73500 • Accounting, Audit, & Legal Fees 13,746.00 21,000 (7,254.00) 0.65 73700 • Postage and Shipping 362.43 3,464 (3,101.57) 0.10 73900 • Collection Expense 27,456.86 68,258 (40,801.14) 0.40 Total 73000 - Office and Administrative Exp 62,382.56 129,944 (67,561.44) 0.48 74000 • Travel 74100 - Lodging 5,966.53 12,600 (6,633.47) 0.47 74200- Mileage 279.44 6,225 (5,945.56) 0.04 74300 - Transportation 3,745.32 11,840 (8,094.68) 0.32 74400 - Meals Out of Town 1,324.69 7,835 (6,510.31) 0.17 Total 74000 - Travel 11,315.98 38,500 (27,184.02) 0.29 Modified Accrual Fayetteville A and P Commission Statement of Budget, Revenue and Expense Year -to -Date @ May 31, 2017 COMPARISON OF CURRENT YEAR & PRIOR YEAR 2016 1 2017 1 % TOTAL REVENUE 1,626,879.36 1,688,033.02 0.04 TOTAL EXPENSE 1,423,213.54 1,662,043.40 0.17 NET INCOME/(LOSS) 203,665.82 25,989.62 YTD Actual CONSOLIDATED Budget Over/(Under) Budget % of Budget 75000 • IT Expenses 75100 Computer Hardware 2,195.38 10,700 (8,504.62) 0.21 75200 Software Purchases and Subs 21,182.40 15,800 5,382.40 1.34 75300 IT Support and Consulting 14,567.15 24,600 (10,032.85) 0.59 Total 75000 • IT Expenses 37,944.93 51,100 (13,155.07) 0.74 76000 • Insurance 76100 Insurance - Building 0.00 14,618 (14,618.00) 0.00 76200 Insurance - W/C 39.00 1,700 (1,661.00) 0.02 76300 Insurance - D&O 1,991.00 2,000 (9.00) 1.00 Total 76000 • Insurance 2,030.00 18,318 (16,288.00) 0.11 77000 • Facilities 77100 • Rent 6,397.90 14,400 (8,002.10) 0.44 77200 • Internet/Telephone 11,734.13 26,183 (14,448.87) 0.45 77300 • Utilities 77310 - Electric 25,018.27 69,000 (43,981.73) 0.36 77320. Gas 6,961.63 11,050 (4,088.37) 0.63 77330 Water 4,243.61 15,100 (10,856.39) 0.28 Total 77300 • Utilities 36,223.51 95,150 (58,926.49) 0.38 77400 • Repairs and Maintenance 32,621.21 45,000 (12,378.79) 0.72 77500 • Janitorial Supplies 9,292.98 20,800 (11,507.02) 0.45 77600 • Maintenance Contracts 29,807.12 45,709 (15,901.88) 0.65 77800 • Improvements 37,522.88 264,082 (226,559.12) 0.14 Total 77000 • Facilities 163,599.73 511,324 (347,724.27) 0.32 Total 70000 • Operating Expenses 834,894.33 1,749,361 (914,466.67) 0.48 80000 • Grants Awarded 80100 Current Year Spring 0.00 110,000 (110,000.00) 0.00 80200 Prior Year Fall 61,617.00 104,934 (43,317.00) 0.59 Total 80000 • Grants Awarded 61,617.00 214,934 (153,317.00) 0.29 90000. Other Expenses 90100 • Bond Payments 294,713.55 707,312 (412,598.45) 0.42 90300 • Future Project Funding 90310 Future Capital Improvements 0.00 60,000 (60,000.00) 0.00 90320 Operating Reserves 0.00 254,492 (254,492.00) 0.00 Total 90300 - Future Project Funding 0.00 314,492 (314,492.00) 0.00 Total 90000 • Other Expenses 294,713.55 1,021,804 (727,090.45) 0.29 Total Expense 1,662,043.40 4,210,855 (2,548,811.60) 0.39 Net Income/(Loss) 25,989.62 0 COMPARISON OF CURRENT YEAR & PRIOR YEAR 2016 1 2017 1 % TOTAL REVENUE 1,626,879.36 1,688,033.02 0.04 TOTAL EXPENSE 1,423,213.54 1,662,043.40 0.17 NET INCOME/(LOSS) 203,665.82 25,989.62 Sessions: Users: Views: TE (CONTO) Technology: Sex: ('16 = 60%) Age: OY 35-44 25-34 26% 44-54 �L4% 18% .............................................................. 55-64 65+ 6 % BIKING FOOD NATA Ads 40 5rv- WHEN YOU FEEL LIKE YOUR LIFEFS ..BEEN STUCK N A RUT, dp lie A -ft .c0m WHEN YOUR :"'TASTE BUDS NEED , no z A VACATION. 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CLINTON HOUSE M U S E U M • Hired a PT staff member for summer who is developing our children's programs, including school-based curriculum that uses our state curriculum frameworks. • August 16th -Richard Atkinson Speaker Series launches with Dr. Jay Barth • September 30t" —Clinton House Tailgate • October 6t" -Speaker Series with Dr. John Duval • October 17th— Anniversary Open House • November —1975 party • Media: articles appearing in NWA Democrat -Gazette, Fayetteville Free Weekly, and Peekaboo Attendance YTD CLINTON HOUSE M U S E U M 2015 2016 932 1269 2017 1932 Overall Revenue YTD $8,322 $10,294 $11,931