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| Authority | Category | Status | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| TX | RA | APPROVED | 2018-08-10 |
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| Organization | City | State | From | To |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alliancebernstein Investments, Inc. | San Antonio | TX | 06/2017 | Present |
| Trinity University | San Antonio | TX | 08/2013 | 05/2017 |
Count: 1 1) BusinessName: Texas Quarter Horse Association INVESTMENT RELATED: No ADDRESS: 14 N Main Street, Elgin, Tx 78621 NATURE OF BUSINESS: The Texas Quarter Horse Association (TQHA) began in 1978 and is the largest American Quarter Horse affiliate. Located in Elgin, Texas, the association promotes and encourages ownership of the world's most versatile athlete, the American Quarter Horse. TQHA offers youth, amateur and professional horseman the opportunity to gain leadership, knowledge and experience. TQHA Mission Statement To be the leadership organization for the state's American Quarter Horse owners and industry related businesses, as well as serve as the official registrar for the Accredited Texas-bred awards program. The TQHA will provide the highest quality representation, education, programs and services to its youth, amateur and professional members in all areas of competition, while promoting involvement with and ownership of the American Quarter Horse in Texas. TQHA cares deeply that the American Quarter Horse is treated humanely, with dignity, respect, and compassion at all times. POSITION: Board Of Directors RELATIONSHIP: 2026-02-27 APPROXIMATE NUMBER HOURS: 0.5 hours/month, 0 hours during trading hours YOUR DUTIES: Core Responsibilities and Duties: Fiduciary Duty: Directors must act in the best interests of the organization (duty of loyalty), exercise reasonable care in decision-making (duty of care), and comply with laws and bylaws (duty of obedience). Strategic Leadership: Defining and upholding the TQHA mission, crafting long-term goals, and developing policies that guide the organization's operations. Governance and Compliance: Overseeing legal compliance and ensuring proper internal controls. Operational Support: Hiring, evaluating, and supporting executive leadership, while mentoring staff to achieve organizational goals. Representation and Advocacy: Acting as the voice for regional constituents, promoting the American Quarter Horse industry, and engaging in advocacy to support the association's mission. Meeting Participation: Attending board meetings, reviewing materials in advance, and actively participating in committees
| Code | Exam | Date |
|---|---|---|
| S66 | Uniform Combined State Law Examination | 2018-08-10 |
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