Institutional Maturation
Institutional Maturation
Institutional Maturation Market Archetype Mechanical Natural
Tier
Developing
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Institutional Maturation

What does this mean?

The gold standard. 10-year slow, steady, concurrent growth across Financial Health, Governance, and Program. Leadership is scaling their oversight and impact in lockstep.

The Path Forward

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A mandate to lead the sector. It encourages the organization to mentor emerging nonprofits and embark on generational capital projects, leveraging their profound stability.

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Institutional Health Scores
5-yr trend: Institutional Maturation ↑
Overall
45
Score
Governance
55
Score
Financial
55
Score
Program
15
Score

Institutional Epochs

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2022
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Financial Era
Governance Era
Trajectory Era
Institutional Maturation

Historical Performance

Year Revenue Top Comp Comp % Rev Score Phase Label Outlook Details
2024 Hidden Hidden — — Unknown —
2023 Hidden Hidden 9.0% 45 Fragile Recovery
2022 — — — 36 Governance-Stressed Gov Risk
2021 — — 48.8% 31 Critical Intervention Needed Gov Risk
2020 — — 20.2% 46 Fragile Recovery
2019 — — 22.1% 44 Fragile Recovery
2018 — — — 41 Fragile Stable Watch
2017 — — — 43 Fragile Recovery
2016 — — — 37 Fragile Decline Risk
2015 — — — 47 Fragile Recovery
2014 — — — 25 Critical Intervention Needed Decline Risk
2013 — — — 37 Fragile Recovery
2012 — — — 27 Critical Intervention Needed Decline Risk
2011 — — — 51 Fragile Stable Watch

Officer compensation history

Tax year 2025

Name Title Phone Email Compensation
Felipe Tristan Board Member 9.0% of Rev
Claire Bernard Board Member —
Stephen Painter Jr Treasurer —
Jenn Forese Board Member —
James Du Board Member —
Elias Ortiz Board Member —
Matthew Fontana Board President —
Morris Barrett Board Member —
Carlos Camposeco Board Member —
Alex Somer Secretary —
Jill Jefferson Board Member —

Tax year 2023

Name Title Phone Email Compensation
Nicholas Armstrong Artistic Director 14.9% of Rev
Felipe Tristan Board Member 1.5% of Rev
Stephen Painter Jr Treasurer —
Matthew Fontana Board Member —
David Biko Board Member —
Carlos Camposeco Board Member —
Alex Somer Secretary —
Jill Jefferson Board Member —
Jenn Forese Board President —

Tax year 2022

Name Title Phone Email Compensation
Nicholas Armstrong Artistic Director 16.4% of Rev
Stephen Painter Jr Treasurer —
Morris Barrett Board Member —
Nishan Bhaumik Board Member —
Carlos Camposeco Board Member —
Stephanie Greig Board Members —
Jill Jefferson Board Member —
Alex Kale Board President —
Jill Belli Secretary —
Jenn Forese Board Member —
Sarah Mckittrick Sethi Board Member —
Felipe Tristan Board Member —

Tax year 2021

Name Title Phone Email Compensation
Nicholas Armstrong Artistic Director 22.4% of Rev
Sarah Mckittrick Sethi Board Member —
Felipe Tristan Board Member —
Stephen Painter Jr Treasurer —
Jim Russo Board Member —
Morris Barrett Board Member —
Nishan Bhaumik Board Member —
Carlos Camposeco Board Member —
Stephanie Greig Board Members —
Jill Jefferson Board Member —
Alex Kale Board President —
Jill Belli Secretary —
Jenn Forese Board Member —
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Score breakdown

Score breakdown

Financial resilience
55 / 100
weight 40%
Governance risk
55 / 100
weight 40%
Program scale
15 / 100
weight 20%
Overall
45 / 100
Developing

The three components combine into a single 0–100 score weighted as shown. Full methodology →

Peer comparison

Compared to 1,227 other orgs in NY with NTEE prefix A6.

Most-divergent component: program score sits 14 points below the peer median (15 vs. 29).

5-year trend: Institutional Maturation

The gold standard. 10-year slow, steady, concurrent growth across Financial Health, Governance, and Program. Leadership is scaling their oversight and impact in lockstep.

What's driving this score

What would change this score

The two changes that would most improve this score:

  1. Stabilize program expenses or grow earned-income revenue to break the consecutive-deficit pattern (~8 points to financial score).

Improving governance is a board decision. These are the levers.