2025-11-15T02:47:19-05:00 2024-12-31 990 2024-01-01 472871408 CENTER FOR OPEN DATA ENTERPRISE INC CENT 9143914263 1100 13th St NW Suite 800 WASHINGTON DC DC 200050000 Joel Gurin President and Secretary 9143914263 2025-11-15 2024 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z Joel Gurin 1100 13th St NW Suite 800 WASHINGTON DC DC 200050000 408476 false X X 2015 DC CODEs mission is to harness the power of open and shared data for the public good 8 7 4 0 0 0 11925 156978 498254 251040 0 0 71867 458 582046 408476 0 0 0 0 551013 525409 0 0 0 82537 226700 633550 752109 -51504 -343633 216216 20649 451705 599771 -235489 -579122 THE MISSION OF THE CENTER FOR OPEN DATA ENTERPRISE CODE IS TO MAXIMIZE THE VALUE OF OPEN AND SHARED DATA FOR THE PUBLIC GOOD BY WORKING WITH GOVERNMENT AGENCIES BUSINESSES NONPROFITS AND RESEARCHERS WHO ARE BOTH DATA PROVIDERS AND DATA USERS. false false 433203 100000 243767 ROUNDTABLES. CODE held several Roundtables in 2024 designed to improve the public value of data in different areas. CODE completed a project with FEMA that gathered public input on FEMAs flood risk information and risk communication programs and presented FEMA with final recommendations. In other federal work CODE held a large-scale Roundtable to gather input on the CDCs national strategy for vector-borne diseases and collaborated with the U.S. Department of Commerce on a Roundtable on using AI to make government data more usable. CODE also held a Roundtable with the population health management company ZeOmega on new data-driven approaches to meeting health-related social needs 26270 0 25266 RESOURCES. CODE continued to support the development of Open SDG a widely used tool to help the UK and other countries track progress on the UN Sustainable Development Goals. CODE also worked closely with the Bloomberg Center for Government Excellence GovEx at Johns Hopkins University to support development of their City Data Explorer. CODE gathered input from a broad diverse set of data users to improve the value of this online resource. 83082 0 82406 RESEARCH. CODE concluded a project with Climate Change AI and the Bezos Earth Fund to research a landscape analysis on applications of AI for climate action. 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Once completed the draft is reviewed by the CEO for accuracy. The draft is then shared with the Board of Directors for review before it is filed. Any questions or corrections are addressed and the final version is submitted to the IRS. A copy is kept on file and available upon request to ensure transparency. Part VI, Line 12c ALL CODE STAFF AND CONTRACTORS ARE REQUIRED TO DISCLOSE TO THE PRESIDENT ANY POTENTIAL CONFLICTS OF INTEREST THAT COULD IMPACT OR POTENTIALLY APPEAR TO IMPACT THEIR ABILITY TO CONTRIBUTE TO CODES WORK OVERALL OR TO SPECIFIC PROJECTS IMPARTIALLY AND IN THE BEST INTERESTS OF THE ORGANIZATION. POTENTIAL CONFLICTS MAY ALSO INCLUDE SITUATIONS IN WHICH THE STAFF OR CONTRACTOR STANDS TO BENEFIT FROM THEIR ASSOCIATION WITH CODE IN WAYS THAT EXCEED THEIR COMPENSATION FROM CODE. THESE POTENTIAL CONFLICTS MUST BE DISCLOSED IMMEDIATELY TO THE PRESIDENT IN WRITING IF AND WHEN THEY ARISE. SUCH CONFLICTS CAN INCLUDE BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO: 1 CONSULTING FEES OR HONORARIA FROM THIRD PARTIES WHOSE WORK RELATES TO AREAS IN WHICH CODE OPERATES. THESE CAN INCLUDE FEES OR IN-KIND COMPENSATION FOR CONSULTING LECTURING BOARD SERVICE TEACHING OR OTHER ACTIVITIES. 2 EQUITY INTERESTS OR STOCK OPTIONS IN COMPANIES OPERATING IN THE DATA AND TECHNOLOGY SPACE. 3 CONSULTING FEES FROM COMPANIES OTHER NONPROFITS GOVERNMENT ENTITIES OR OTHER THIRD PARTIES. 4 ROYALTY INCOME. 6 PERSONAL CONNECTION WITH A POTENTIAL CODE FUNDER. BASED ON THESE DISCLOSURES THE PRESIDENT WILL DECIDE WHETHER STAFF CONTRACTOR CONFLICTS OF INTEREST EXIST AND HOW TO RESOLVE THEM IF SO. THE PRESIDENT WILL DISCLOSE ANY OF HIS HER POTENTIAL CONFLICTS TO THE BOARD CHAIR WHO WILL ASSESS HOW TO RESOLVE THEM IF NECESSARY AND WHETHER POTENTIAL CONFLICTS NEED TO BE DISCLOSED TO THE FULL BOARD FOR DISCUSSION. ANY BOARD MEMBER WILL DISCLOSE HIS HER POTENTIAL CONFLICTS TO THE BOARD CHAIR AND THE PRESIDENT WHO WILL WORK WITH THE BOARD MEMBER TO DETERMINE HOW TO RESOLVE THEM IF NECESSARY. REMEDIES FOR REAL OR APPARENT CONFLICTS OF INTEREST MAY INCLUDE: 1 APPROPRIATE DISCLOSURE IN CODE MATERIALS PUBLISHED IN PRINT OR ONLINE. 2 DECISION NOT TO PURSUE AN OPPORTUNITY WITH A THIRD PARTY THAT MAY CAUSE A CONFLICT. 3 STAFF OR BOARD MEMBER RECUSAL FROM WORK OR DECISIONS RELATING TO THE AREA OF CONFLICT.