GEORGIA ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP CORPORATION
EIN 58-0530279 · Professional Athletic Leagues (N80)
What they do
GEORGIA ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP CORPORATION is A NOT-FOR-PROFIT CORPORATION ORGANIZED to : - FOSTER, DEVELOP and ENCOURAGE THE PROGRAM of RURAL ELECTRIFICATION IN THE STATE of GEORGIA - FURTHER THE GENERAL WELFARE and to PROMOTE THE INTEREST of THE MEMBERS of GEMC; to FURTHER THE SAFETY, STABILITY, SECURITY and PROSPERITY of ELECTRIC COOPERATIVES; to AID IN SOLVING PROBLEMS COMMON to ELECTRIC COOPERATIVES - DISSEMINATE INFORMATION RELATING to THE RURAL ELECTRIFICATION PROGRAM; to COOPERATE WITH FEDERAL, STATE and MUNICIPAL AGENICES IN THE PROMOTION of RURAL ELECTRIFICATION and NATIONAL, STATE, COMMUNITY and RURAL DEVELOPMENT; to PROVIDE SERVICES and INFORMATIONAL PROGRAMS THAT WILL STIMULATE LOCAL GROWTH, STABILITY and SECURITY and STRENGTHEN THE ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE PROGRAM IN GEORGIA - OTHERWISE ASSIST THE MEMBERS of GEMC to PROVIDE ELECTRIC ENERGY to INHABITANTS of MEMBER SERVICE AREAS AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE COST CONSISTENT WITH SOUND ECONOMY
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They name their leaders50 people are listed in the latest report.
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Pay context: The highest compensation shown in this filing is $607,986 for DENNIS CHASTAIN (PRESIDENT &). Compare pay with organizations of similar size and complexity.
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Leadership and board
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DENNIS CHASTAINPRESIDENT &
KEVIN CURTINSVP - EXT AF
JENNIFER BRUCECFO & SENIOR
LINDSAY BRIDGESSVP-COMM/MEM
HARRY REEVESVP-TRAIN, ED
JASON BRAGGVP-GOV RELAT
EDDIE GORECHAIRMAN
GARY PORTERDIRECTOR
BRENDA P GREENVICE-CHAIR
PHILLIP HAM JRDIRECTOR
MIKE MCDONALDDIRECTOR
JOHN T WOODSDIRECTOR
GALEN MILLSDIRECTOR
CHARLES L KNIGHTDIRECTOR
CECIL O MYERSDIRECTOR
BILLY RAY ALLENDIRECTOR
STEPHEN GOODMANDIRECTOR
THEROL BROWNDIRECTOR
NEAL L TALTONDIRECTOR
RODNEY L CHANDLERDIRECTOR
WILLIAM SHARPDIRECTOR
MARSHALL S MILLWOODDIRECTOR
ROBERT YOUMANSDIRECTOR
MARIBETH WANSLEYDIRECTOR
TIM GARRETTDIRECTOR
ALGIE J JONES JRDIRECTOR
DAVID J PIERCEDIRECTOR
AMY HENDRIXDIRECTOR
AMY ORRDIRECTOR
B DON COPELANDDIRECTOR
BILLY SENKBEILDIRECTOR
DAVID WALLDIRECTOR
GENE MORRISDIRECTOR
HORACE H WEATHERSBY IIIDIRECTOR
BETTY METTSDIRECTOR
LAVANDA LYNNDIRECTOR
JIMMY HAMMETTDIRECTOR
KYLE BROWNDIRECTOR
LOUIS CASSOTTADIRECTOR
DANNY HENSONDIRECTOR
HUGH L BRANTLEYDIRECTOR
RONNIE HENDRICKSDIRECTOR
CHARLES FENDLEYDIRECTOR
J NEAL SHEPARD JRDIRECTOR
JERRY RHODESDIRECTOR
CAREY LOCKEDIRECTOR
STEVE HOLTDIRECTOR
JERRY PACKDIRECTOR
KATHRYN WESTDIRECTOR
JIMMY WOODARDDIRECTOR
About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 1978
- Location
- 2100 E EXCHANGE PL STE 510, TUCKER, GA 30084-5313
- County
- DeKalb
- In care of
- DENNIS CHASTAIN
- Primary officer
- DENNIS CHASTAIN, PRESIDENT & CEO
How to reach them
Filing and classification
- Latest tax year
- 2025
- Tax period began
- January 1, 2025
- Return type
- 990
- Tax preparer
- MCNAIR MCLEMORE MIDDLEBROOKS & CO LLC
- NTEE classification
- Professional Athletic Leagues (N80)
- IRS tax category
- Professional Athletic Leagues