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Grants paid by Industrial Relations Counselors Inc C/O Mr Paul E Shapiro

EIN 13-1624043 · Brooklyn, NJ · Form 990-PF, Part XV

Industrial Relations Counselors Inc C/O Mr Paul E Shapiro of Brooklyn, NJ (EIN 13-1624043) reported 49 grants paid totaling $1,247,865 to 25 recipients in tax years 2017–2025, on Form 990-PF, Part XV. It also reported $145,000 approved for future payment, which is listed separately and not included in the total. Derived from IRS e-file data, dataset version 2026.09.0, built 2026-09-03.

Grants paid

$1,247,865

49 grants

Recipients

25

distinct organizations

Tax years

2017–2025

9 filings in the corpus

Approved for future payment

$145,000

3 commitments · not included in grants paid

By tax year

Grants by tax year, as the same figures
Tax yearGrants paidAmount paidApproved for future
20172$120,000
20184$170,000
20196$178,500
20206$162,500$145,000
20218$178,525
20229$195,500
20236$61,500
20243$103,000
20255$78,340

Top recipients

The 25 recipients receiving the most from Industrial Relations Counselors Inc C/O Mr Paul E Shapiro, by grants paid, out of 25 distinct recipients.

Recipients ranked by total grants paid
RecipientMatchLocationGrantsTotal paidLatest year
MIT Initiative On the Digital EconomyUCambridge, MA6$300,0002022
The Network Roundtable LLCUBabson Park, MA6$230,0002022
Claremont Graduate UniversityUClaremont, NY2$115,0002019
Claremont Graduate University 95-1664100BClaremont, CA3$100,0002022
Charter Works IncUBrooklyn, NY1$85,0002024
Starlab Alliance IncUPalo Alto, CA2$70,0002020
International Longevity CentreULondon2$70,0002022
Cornell University Ilr Carow 15-0532082DIthaca, NY3$46,5002025
Aleria Research CorporationUNew York, NY3$36,0002025
The Giving Back FundULos Angeles, CA2$30,0002023
Institute for Human & Machine CognitionUPensacola, FL1$25,0002018
Knology Ltd 45-4393574CNew York, NY1$25,0002025
National Academy for Human ResourcesUDowners Grove, IL4$22,5252022
Foundation for InclusionUWashington, DC1$20,0002022
Institute for the Future of Work IfULondon, LONDON1$12,8402025
International Longevity CentreULondon, ENGLAND1$10,0002023
Cornell University Ilr Future of WoUIthaca, NY1$10,0002025
Amazing CommunityUNew York, NY2$10,0002020
Tapwage IncUNew York, NY1$6,0002019
Worc IncUEvanston, IL1$5,0002023
Workforce & Organizational Research Center IncUEvanston, IL1$5,0002022
National Academy of Human ResourcesUDowners Grove, IL1$5,0002018
Philanthropy Growth Network 13-3001403DNew York, NY1$4,0002021
Nahr FoundationUDowners Grove, IL1$2,5002023
National Academy for Human Resources Foundation 81-1284278DDowners Grove, IL1$2,5002022

Match tier: A Reported EIN · B Exact name and place · C Strong name match · D Probable name match · U Unresolved. Tiers C and D are inferred, not reported; see how matching works.

Every grant

All 52 grant rows this organization reported, most recent first.

Grants reported by Industrial Relations Counselors Inc C/O Mr Paul E Shapiro
Tax yearRecipientMatchAmountTypePurposeSource filing
2025Cornell University Ilr Carow Ithaca, NYD$26,500paidCatalyzing Safe and Equitable Use of Artificial Intelligence in Home Health Care Work.The goal of this qualitative study is to understand the perspectives and experiences of home care workers (HCWs) and other key stakeholders towards current and near-future artificial intelligence (AI) deployment in home care work.Emerging AI systems promise home care agencies, insurance companies, and public funders such as Medicaid and Medicare, immense gains in efficiency and cost savings through automation, including via patientcare worker matching, shift scheduling and coordination, predicting patient health, tracking worker performance, and more.However, without proper safeguards, AI systems deployed in these sensitive contexts could also have unintended negative consequences that harm HCWs and their patients.202523439349100402
2025Knology Ltd New York, NYC$25,000paidCulture of Trust: How Interactions Around Contentious Issues Affect Trust in the Workplace.This project seeks to identify ways nonprofit leaders, especially those working in museums, can support and build trust even when working through contentious issues.Because they are called upon to address social issues, museums provide a microcosm for studying trust in the organization. Modern museums are tackling issues such as unionization, climate change, racism, restitution of cultural artifacts, and sources of donor wealth. For organizations that have traditionally thought of themselves as neutral ground in their community, this is a challenge one that recalls the social revolution of the late 1960s and 1970s in the US, which led to a redefinition of museums from collecting to educational organizations. Findings from this study will support the development of strategies for building, supporting, and repairing trust between nonprofit leaders and staff when contentious issues arise.202523439349100402
2025Institute for the Future of Work If London, LONDONU$12,840paidTech Effects on Job Quality: Understanding and Mitigating Impacts.The purpose of the project is to uncover how different demographic and occupational groups experience job quality changes with the introduction of automation. Researchers will leverage a large-scale survey of UK workers to conduct their analysis. Current assumptions about the impact of automation on labor tend to be reduced to two perspectives: Automation will either completely displace labor or require labor to be retrained or upskilled to work with automation. The researchers in this project believe that we need more nuanced models that explore how choices about design, development, and deployment come together to produce different outcomes. Such approaches would also allow us to better examine who is benefitting from new technology and in what ways.The research is expected to provide valuable insights to help businesses, unions, policymakers, and regulators develop targeted strategies that ensure technology adoption l202523439349100402
2025Cornell University Ilr Future of Wo Ithaca, NYU$10,000paidFuture of Work Fellowship. This grant is to support the ILR Future of Work Fellowships at Cornell University. The Future of Work Fellowship Program is funded by an alumni gift and supports postdoctoral researchers and doctoral students who work with Cornell ILRs faculty on innovative research projects related to the future of work.202523439349100402
2025Aleria Research Corporation New York, NYU$4,000paidAgent-Based Simulation: Quantifying the Impact of Better Frontline Jobs on Business Performance. The goal of this project is to develop a computer simulation that quantifies the link between elevating the workplace experience of frontline workers and superior business results. The goal is to amplify and enhance the value of foundational research into job quality and human capital measures that both improve the worker experience and drive business performance, with a decision-support tool to test and evaluate the likely outcomes of various job-quality scenarios.202523439349100402
2024Charter Works Inc Brooklyn, NYU$85,000paidUsing AI in Ways that Enhance Worker Dignity and Inclusion Grant made $50,000. This original qualitative and quantitative research project seeks to better understand the attitudes, concerns, and desires across groups of workers around the adoption of AI tools in their workplaces so they can be included in decisions about AI use and deployment. The research is based on data and insights from a survey of 1,173 workers across the US that took place from August 6 to August 26, 2023. It also includes guidance from practitioners, labor economists, research scientists, and labor organizers about whats known and unknown about AI in modern workplaces, including lessons from past technological transformations.AI in the Workplace: How Companies and Workers are Getting it Right. Grant made $35,000. Following the publication of Using AI in Ways that Enhance Worker Dignity and Inclusion, there has been continued discussion by employers, policymakers, researchers, and technologists about the implicat202443559349100309
2024Cornell University Ilr School Ithaca, NYD$10,000paidIndustrial and Labor Relations (ILR) School.ILR Future of Work FellowshipThis is the second annual payment in a three-year commitment to support the ILR Future of Work Fellowships at Cornell University. The Future of Work Fellowship Program is funded by an alumni gift and supports postdoctoral researchers and doctoral students who work with Cornell ILRs faculty on innovative research projects related to the future of work.The fellowship program is designed to promote the benefits of strong collaboration between newer researchers and resident faculty members. The Fellows benefit directly from engagement and mentoring from the ILR faculty members they work with, establishing a track record and path to future career success. Faculty benefit from the work of the Fellows in advancing their research projects and opening new opportunities and innovations through collaborations with these early career academics.202443559349100309
2024Aleria Research Corporation New York, NYU$8,000paidAgent-Based Simulation: Quantifying the Impact of Better Frontline Jobs on Business PerformanceThe goal of this project is to develop a computer simulation that quantifies the link between elevating the workplace experience of frontline workers and superior business results. The goal is to amplify and enhance the value of foundational research into job quality and human capital measures that both improve the worker experience and drive business performance, with a decision-support tool to test and evaluate the likely outcomes of various job-quality scenarios.A further objective of this pilot project is to demonstrate the value of agent-based simulation (ABS), an innovative approach to human resource analytics that combines behavioral science and computer simulations to quantify the impact of human behaviors, interactions, and attitudes within an organization. This work aims to demonstrate the potential of the ABS approach as a workforce planning tool to support leaders in designing bet202443559349100309
2023Aleria Research Corporation New York, NYU$24,000paidAgent-Based Simulation: Quantifying the Impact of Better Frontline Jobs on Business PerformanceThe goal of this project is to develop a computer simulation that quantifies the link between elevating the workplace experience of frontline workers and superior business results. The goal is to amplify and enhance the value of foundational research into job quality and human capital measures that both improve the worker experience and drive business performance, with a decision-support tool to test and evaluate the likely outcomes of various job-quality scenarios.A further objective of this pilot project is to demonstrate the value of agent-based simulation (ABS), an innovative approach to human resource analytics that combines behavioral science and computer simulations to quantify the impact of human behaviors, interactions, and attitudes within an organization. This work aims to demonstrate the potential of the ABS approach as a workforce planning tool to support leaders in designing bet202430319349100303
2023International Longevity Centre London, ENGLANDU$10,000paidWork for Tomorrow: Innovating for an Aging WorkforceThis was the third and final payment of a grant used to fund Work for Tomorrow, a global innovation competition, which seeks to identify and reward the most promising innovations to address the challenges and opportunities of an aging workforce. There were four key challenge areas, which include maintaining good health; building knowledge, skills, and competence; addressing discrimination and supporting diversity; and adapting the workplace.202430319349100303
2023Cornell University Ilr School Ithaca, NYD$10,000paidIndustrial and Labor Relations (ILR) School.ILR Future of Work FellowshipThis is the first annual payment in a three-year commitment to support the ILR Future of Work Fellowships at Cornell University. The Future of Work Fellowship Program is funded by an alumni gift and supports postdoctoral researchers and doctoral students who work with Cornell ILRs faculty on innovative research projects related to the future of work.The fellowship program is designed to promote the benefits of strong collaboration between newer researchers and resident faculty members. The Fellows benefit directly from engagement and mentoring from the ILR faculty members they work with, establishing a track record and path to future career success. Faculty benefit from the work of the Fellows in advancing their research projects and opening new opportunities and innovations through collaborations with these early career academics.Future of work research includes topics in employment relations, human resources man202430319349100303
2023The Giving Back Fund Los Angeles, CAU$10,000paidBounce Forward: Helping Small Businesses & Workers Thrive Together (Part Two).The goal of the Bounce Forward program is to make work more equitable and fulfilling so that workers, businesses, and communities can thrive together. In Part Two of the pilot, owners of small businesses participated in an alumni program to develop their coaching skills and team leadership capabilities more fully. The alumni program also directly engaged employees in experiential learning to make work more enjoyable and enhance their well-being. This is the final payment of this grant.202430319349100303
2023Worc Inc Evanston, ILU$5,000paidThis is the second and final payment of a grant made for the purpose of developing a set of educational materials and presentations to raise awareness among the private equity impact investor community of the evidence base regarding the power of improving job quality to generate above-market returns (alpha) and to execute a campaign to inform this audience.202430319349100303
2023Nahr Foundation Downers Grove, ILU$2,500paidThis grant is being used to fund one-half of an annual scholarship for a student pursuing a masters degree in human resources or a related field. The other half is being funded by NAHR Foundation. The scholarship is in memory of Richard A. Beaumont, IRCs former director of research and trustee emeritus, who also was a founding member of NAHR.202430319349100303
2022MIT Initiative On the Digital Economy Cambridge, MAU$50,000paidTHIS IS THE THIRD PAYMENT OF A GRANT TO MIT IDE THAT WAS MADE TO SUPPORT A RESEARCH PROGRAM FOCUSED ON EXPLORING HOW PEOPLE AND BUSINESSES WILL WORK, INTERACT, AND PROSPER IN AN ERA OF PROFOUND DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION. IT SEEKS TO ANSWER THE QUESTIONS: WHAT WILL THE WORKFORCE OF THE FUTURE LOOK LIKE? HOW CAN WE ACCELERATE THE TRANSFORMATION OF INSTITUTIONS, ORGANIZATIONS, AND HUMAN SKILLS TO KEEP UP WITH THE QUICKENING PACE OF DIGITAL INNOVATION SO THAT NOBODY IS LEFT BEHIND?202310689349101011
2022The Network Roundtable LLC Concord, MAU$33,000paidTHIS REPRESENTS THE SECOND AND THIRD (FINAL) PAYMENT IN A GRANT TO THE NETWORK ROUNDTABLE, LLC THAT IS IN SUPPORT OF A STUDY THAT SHOWS HOW PEOPLE'S CONNECTIONS WITH OTHERS CREATE THE ESSENTIAL FABRIC THAT UNDERPINS WELL-BEING. EVERY MODEL OF WELL-BEING INCLUDES RELATIONSHIPS AS A COMPONENT OF WHAT CREATES A HAPPIER PERSON. BUT IN MOST MODELS, THE RELATIONSHIPS ARE SEPARATE FROM THE OTHER COMPONENTS RATHER THAN CONSIDERING HOW RELATIONSHIPS DRIVE THEM. THIS STUDY PLACES RELATIONSHIPS AT THE CENTER AND EXPLORES THE WAYS THAT CONNECTIONS ENABLE OR ENHANCE FOUR PILLARS OF WELL-BEING A SENSE OF PURPOSE, RESILIENCE, PERSONAL GROWTH, AND PHYSICAL HEALTH AND HOW PEOPLE WHO INTENTIONALLY MANAGE CONNECTIONS IN CERTAIN WAYS SEE BETTER RESULTS.202310689349101011
2022International Longevity Centre LondonU$30,000paidTHIS IS THE SECOND PAYMENT OF A GRANT THAT IS BEING USED TO FUND "WORK FOR TOMORROW," A GLOBAL INNOVATION COMPETITION, WHICH SEEKS TO IDENTIFY AND REWARD THE MOST PROMISING INNOVATIONS TO ADDRESS THE CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES OF AN AGING WORKFORCE. THERE ARE FOUR KEY CHALLENGE AREAS THAT INCLUDE MAINTAINING GOOD HEALTH; BUILDING KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND COMPETENCE; ADDRESSING DISCRIMINATION AND SUPPORTING DIVERSITY; AND ADAPTING THE WORKPLACE.202310689349101011
2022Claremont Graduate University Claremont, CAB$25,000paidTHIS IS THE SECOND (FINAL) PAYMENT OF A GRANT MADE TO DEVELOP A CAPABILITY FRAMEWORK FOR BUSINESS ECOSYSTEM LEADERSHIP. WITH THE INCREASING IMPORTANCE OF ECOSYSTEM-BASED BUSINESS MODELS, BUSINESS ECOSYSTEM LEADERSHIP CAPABILITIES ARE BECOMING A MAJOR SOURCE OF COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE AND INDISPENSABLE FOR THE LONG-TERM SURVIVAL OF ORGANIZATIONS. THE CHALLENGES OF ENGAGING IN THIS NEW UNIVERSE ARE SUBSTANTIAL AND CAN BE DAUNTING FOR ORGANIZATIONS. DESPITE THE CURRENT HYPE AROUND THIS TOPIC, THERE IS STILL A LIMITED UNDERSTANDING OF THE INTER-ORGANIZATIONAL DYNAMICS BETWEEN THE PARTICIPANTS OF AN ECOSYSTEM AND THE CAPABILITIES REQUIRED TO SUCCESSFULLY LEVERAGE ITS POTENTIAL. THIS GRANT (AND THE RELATED RESEARCH) BUILDS UPON A PREVIOUS IRC-FUNDED RESEARCH STUDY ON ORGANIZING FOR BUSINESS ECOSYSTEM LEADERSHIP AND IS BEING USED TO HELP ORGANIZATIONS CLOSE THIS GAP.202310689349101011
2022Foundation for Inclusion Washington, DCU$20,000paidTHIS GRANT IS BEING USED TO FUND "BOUNCE FORWARD: HELPING SMALL BUSINESSES & WORKERS THRIVE TOGETHER (PART ONE)". THE GOAL OF THE BOUNCE FORWARD PROGRAM IS TO MAKE WORK MORE EQUITABLE AND FULFILLING SO THAT WORKERS, BUSINESSES, AND COMMUNITIES CAN THRIVE TOGETHER. IT STARTS WITH HELPING BUSINESS LEADERS CHANGE THEIR APPROACH TO LEADERSHIP AND DEVELOP THE FULL POTENTIAL OF THEIR WORKFORCE. PART ONE IS A PROOF-OF-CONCEPT PILOT DESIGNED AS AN EIGHT-WEEK COACHING AND EXPERIENTIAL LEADERSHIP PROGRAM FOR WOMEN AND BIPOC SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS SO THAT THEY CAN MORE EFFECTIVELY TAP INTO THE CREATIVITY, INTELLIGENCE, AND PERFORMANCE OF THEIR TEAMS. IN THE PROCESS, OWNERS CREATE OPPORTUNITIES TO REIMAGINE THE EMPLOYER/EMPLOYEE RELATIONSHIP AND IMPROVE JOB QUALITY, WHILE ENHANCING THEIR OWN EXPERIENCE AND SUCCESS AS A SMALL BUSINESS OWNER.202310689349101011
2022The Giving Back Fund Los Angeles, CAU$20,000paidTHIS GRANT IS BEING USED TO FUND "BOUNCE FORWARD: HELPING SMALL BUSINESSES & WORKERS THRIVE TOGETHER (PART TWO)". THE GOAL OF THE BOUNCE FORWARD PROGRAM IS TO MAKE WORK MORE EQUITABLE AND FULFILLING SO THAT WORKERS, BUSINESSES, AND COMMUNITIES CAN THRIVE TOGETHER. IN PART TWO OF THE PILOT, OWNERS PARTICIPATE IN AN ALUMNI PROGRAM TO DEVELOP THEIR COACHING SKILLS AND TEAM LEADERSHIP CAPABILITIES MORE FULLY. THE ALUMNI PROGRAM ALSO DIRECTLY ENGAGES EMPLOYEES IN EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING TO MAKE WORK MORE ENJOYABLE AND ENHANCE THEIR WELL-BEING. THERE IS ONE MORE GRANT PAYMENT DUE AT THE COMPLETION OF THE ALUMNI PROGRAM AND DELIVERY OF A FINAL REPORT.202310689349101011
2022National Academy for Human Resources Downers Grove, ILU$10,000paidTHIS REPRESENTS TWO GRANTS OF $5,000 EACH THAT WERE MADE IN SUPPORT OF NAHR'S MISSION TO RECOGNIZE AND ADVANCE EXCELLENCE IN THE HR PROFESSION. THIS IS ACCOMPLISHED BY (1) RECOGNIZING THOSE WHO HAVE SIGNIFICANTLY CONTRIBUTED TO THE HUMAN RESOURCES PROFESSION (2) SHARING THE EXPERIENCE OF ITS NAHR FELLOWS (3) IMPACTING THE EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCES OF THOSE STUDYING HR (4) SUPPORTING AND CONNECTING NAHR FELLOWS FOR PROFESSIONAL AND PERSONAL GROWTH (5) EDUCATING BUSINESS, GOVERNMENT, AND NON-PROFIT LEADERS AND COMMUNITIES OF THE POSITIVE IMPACT EFFECTIVE HR HAS ON THE SUCCESS OF ORGANIZATIONS AND THEIR EMPLOYEES AND COMMUNITIES.202310689349101011
2022Workforce & Organizational Research Center Inc Evanston, ILU$5,000paidTHIS IS THE FIRST PAYMENT OF A GRANT MADE FOR THE PURPOSE OF DEVELOPING A SET OF EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS AND PRESENTATIONS TO RAISE AWARENESS AMONG THE IMPACT INVESTOR COMMUNITY OF THE EVIDENCE BASE REGARDING THE POWER OF IMPROVING JOBS TO GENERATE ABOVE-MARKET RETURNS (ALPHA) AND TO EXECUTE A CAMPAIGN TO INFORM THIS AUDIENCE.202310689349101011
2022National Academy for Human Resources Foundation Downers Grove, ILD$2,500paidTHIS GRANT IS BEING USED TO FUND ONE-HALF OF A SCHOLARSHIP FOR A STUDENT PURSUING A MASTER'S DEGREE IN HUMAN RESOURCES. IT IS IN MEMORY OF RICHARD A. BEAUMONT, IRC'S FORMER DIRECTOR OF RESEARCH AND TRUSTEE EMERITUS.202310689349101011
2021MIT Initiative On the Digital Economy Cambridge, MAU$50,000paidTHE $50,000 GRANT TO MIT'S INITIATIVE ON THE DIGITAL ECONOMY (IDE) WAS MADE TO SUPPORT A RESEARCH PROGRAM THAT IS FOCUSED ON EXPLORING HOW PEOPLE AND BUSINESSES WILL WORK, INTERACT, AND PROSPER IN AN ERA OF PROFOUND DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION. IT SEEKS TO ANSWER THE QUESTIONS: WHAT WILL THE WORKFORCE OF THE FUTURE LOOK LIKE? HOW CAN WE ACCELERATE THE TRANSFORMATION OF INSTITUTIONS, ORGANIZATIONS, AND HUMAN SKILLS TO KEEP UP WITH THE QUICKENING PACE OF DIGITAL INNOVATION SO THAT NOBODY IS LEFT BEHIND?202113549349100306
2021The Network Roundtable LLC Concord, MAU$40,000paidTHE $40,000 GRANT TO THE NETWORK ROUNDTABLE, LLC WAS IN SUPPORT OF AN ONGOING STUDY ON THE PRACTICE OF AGILITY 'AT THE POINT OF EXECUTION'. THE RESEARCH INCLUDED INTERVIEWS OF 100 PROJECT LEADERS ACROSS 20 WORLD-CLASS ORGANIZATIONS TO BETTER UNDERSTAND: (1) COLLABORATIVE PRACTICES THAT ENABLE THESE LEADERS TO PROMOTE HEALTHY NETWORK PATTERNS CRITICAL TO PROJECT SUCCESS AND TO AVOID EXCESSIVE COLLABORATION FRICTION THAT DERAILS EFFORTS AND (2) THE CONTEXT THESE LEADERS CREATE THROUGH LEADERSHIP PRINCIPLES, TALENT PROCESSES, USE OF COLLABORATIVE TOOLS, ETC., WHICH ENABLES PRODUCTIVE COLLABORATION TO EMERGE. THE IDENTIFICATION OF PRACTICES SHOWN TO BE THE MOST EFFECTIVE IN MANAGING COLLABORATIVE, DISTRIBUTED TEAMS WAS INCREDIBLY TIMELY AS THE RESULTS AND INSIGHTS COULD BE APPLIED TO MANAGING IN THE AGE OF COVID-19, WHERE MANY TEAMS ARE COLLABORATING IN BOTH DISTRIBUTED AND REMOTE CONDITIONS.202113549349100306
2021International Longevity Centre LondonU$40,000paidTHE $40,000 GRANT IS BEING USED TO FUND WORK FOR TOMORROW, A GLOBAL INNOVATION COMPETITION, WHICH SEEKS TO IDENTIFY AND REWARD THE MOST PROMISING INNOVATIONS TO ADDRESS THE CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES OF AN AGING WORKFORCE. THERE ARE FOUR KEY CHALLENGE AREAS THAT INCLUDE MAINTAINING GOOD HEALTH; BUILDING KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND COMPETENCE; ADDRESSING DISCRIMINATION AND SUPPORTING DIVERSITY; AND ADAPTING THE WORKPLACE202113549349100306
2021Claremont Graduate University Claremont, CAB$20,000paidTHE $20,000 GRANT TO CLAREMONT GRADUATE UNIVERSITY WAS MADE IN SUPPORT OF AN ONGOING STUDY OF THE INCREASING IMPORTANCE OF ECOSYSTEM-BASED BUSINESS MODELS. BUSINESS ECOSYSTEM LEADERSHIP CAPABILITIES ARE BECOMING A MAJOR SOURCE OF COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE AND INDISPENSABLE FOR THE LONG-TERM SURVIVAL OF ORGANIZATIONS. THE CHALLENGES OF ENGAGING IN THIS NEW UNIVERSE ARE SUBSTANTIAL AND CAN BE DAUNTING FOR ORGANIZATIONS. DESPITE THE CURRENT HYPE AROUND THIS TOPIC, THERE IS STILL A LIMITED UNDERSTANDING OF THE INTER-ORGANIZATIONAL DYNAMICS BETWEEN THE PARTICIPANTS OF AN ECOSYSTEM AND THE CAPABILITIES REQUIRED TO SUCCESSFULLY LEVERAGE ITS POTENTIAL. BUILDING UPON A PREVIOUS IRC-FUNDED RESEARCH STUDY ON ORGANIZING FOR BUSINESS ECOSYSTEM LEADERSHIP, THIS GRANT IS BEING USED TO DEVELOP A CAPABILITY FRAMEWORK TO HELP ORGANIZATIONS CLOSE THIS GAP.202113549349100306
2021The Network Roundtable LLC Concord, MAU$17,000paidTHE $17,000 GRANT WAS MADE IN SUPPORT OF A STUDY THAT SHOWS HOW PEOPLE'S CONNECTIONS WITH OTHERS CREATE THE ESSENTIAL FABRIC THAT UNDERPINS WELL-BEING. EVERY MODEL OF WELL-BEING INCLUDES RELATIONSHIPS AS A COMPONENT OF WHAT CREATES A HAPPIER PERSON. BUT IN MOST MODELS, THE RELATIONSHIPS ARE SEPARATE FROM THE OTHER COMPONENTS RATHER THAN CONSIDERING HOW RELATIONSHIPS DRIVE THEM. THIS STUDY PLACES RELATIONSHIPS AT THE CENTER AND EXPLORES THE WAYS THAT CONNECTIONS ENABLE OR ENHANCE FOUR PILLARS OF WELL-BEING A SENSE OF PURPOSE, RESILIENCE, PERSONAL GROWTH, AND PHYSICAL HEALTH AND HOW PEOPLE WHO INTENTIONALLY MANAGE CONNECTIONS IN CERTAIN WAYS SEE BETTER RESULTS.202113549349100306
2021National Academy for Human Resources Downers Grove, ILU$5,000paidTHE $5,000 GRANT TO THE NATIONAL ACADEMY FOR HUMAN RESOURCES (NAHR) IS IN SUPPORT OF ITS MISSION TO RECOGNIZE AND ADVANCE EXCELLENCE IN THE HR PROFESSION. THIS IS ACCOMPLISHED BY (1) RECOGNIZING THOSE WHO HAVE SIGNIFICANTLY CONTRIBUTED TO THE HUMAN RESOURCES PROFESSION (2) SHARING THE EXPERIENCE OF ITS NAHR FELLOWS (3) IMPACTING THE EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCES OF THOSE STUDYING HR (4) SUPPORTING AND CONNECTING NAHR FELLOWS FOR PROFESSIONAL AND PERSONAL GROWTH (5) EDUCATING BUSINESS, GOVERNMENT, AND NON-PROFIT LEADERS AND COMMUNITIES OF THE POSITIVE IMPACT EFFECTIVE HR HAS ON THE SUCCESS OF ORGANIZATIONS AND THEIR EMPLOYEES AND COMMUNITIES.202113549349100306
2021Philanthropy Growth Network New York, NYD$4,000paidTHE $4,000 GRANT IS TO FUND THE SOCIAL IMPACT EXCHANGE, A LEARNING COMMUNITY THAT SHARES KNOWLEDGE AND PRACTICES TO HELP FUNDERS AND CROSS-SECTOR STAKEHOLDERS LEARN ABOUT AND ENGAGE IN SYSTEMS CHANGE INITIATIVES.202113549349100306
2021National Academy for Human Resources Downers Grove, ILU$2,525paidTHE $2,525 GRANT IS BEING USED TO FUND PART OF A SCHOLARSHIP FOR A STUDENT PURSUING A MASTER'S DEGREE IN HUMAN RESOURCES. IT IS IN MEMORY OF RICHARD A. BEAUMONT, IRC'S FORMER DIRECTOR OF RESEARCH AND TRUSTEE EMERITUS.202113549349100306
2020MIT Initiative On the Digital Economy Cambridge, MAU$100,000approved, futureTHE $100,000 GRANT TO MIT IDE WAS MADE TO SUPPORT A RESEARCH PROGRAM THAT IS FOCUSED ON EXPLORING HOW PEOPLE AND BUSINESSES WILL WORK, INTERACT, AND PROSPER IN AN ERA OF PROFOUND DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION. IT SEEKS TO ANSWER THE QUESTIONS: WHAT WILL THE WORKFORCE OF THE FUTURE LOOK LIKE? HOW CAN WE ACCELERATE THE TRANSFORMATION OF INSTITUTIONS, ORGANIZATIONS, AND HUMAN SKILLS TO KEEP UP WITH THE QUICKENING PACE OF DIGITAL INNOVATION SO THAT NOBODY IS LEFT BEHIND?202140219349100904
2020Claremont Graduate University Claremont, CAB$55,000paidTHE $55,000 GRANT TO CLAREMONT GRADUATE UNIVERSITY WAS MADE IN SUPPORT OF AN ONGOING STUDY OF BUSINESS ECOSYSTEM LEADERSHIP. LEADING AND MANAGING THE COMPLEX NETWORKS THAT CONSTITUTE A COMPANY'S BUSINESS ECOSYSTEM HAS BECOME A CRITICAL CAPABILITY TO COMPETE SUCCESSFULLY IN THE CONTEXT OF DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION DYNAMICS, WHICH ARE DISRUPTING INDUSTRIES AND REDEFINING THE WAY BUSINESS WORKS IN THE 21ST CENTURY. EFFECTIVE BUSINESS ECOSYSTEM ENGAGEMENT REQUIRES A DIFFERENT TYPE OF STRATEGIC AND ORGANIZATIONAL ACUMEN; ONE THAT IS BASED ON A DYNAMIC SYSTEM VIEW THAT OVERCOMES TRADITIONAL LINEAR THINKING AND TRANSCENDS THE EGOCENTRIC PERSPECTIVES MOST COMPANIES TEND TO HARBOR. TO GAIN INSIGHTS INTO HOW LARGE ORGANIZATIONS DEAL WITH THIS LEADERSHIP CHALLENGE, THE RESEARCH INCLUDED A GLOBAL SURVEY AMONG SENIOR EXECUTIVES THAT FOCUSED ON (1) UNDERSTANDING THE STRATEGIC AND ORGANIZATIONAL CAPABILITIES IT TAKES TO ACT SUCCESSFULLY WITHIN ECOSYSTEM NETWORKS;(2) IDENTIFYING EXISTING CAPABILITY GAPS.202140219349100904
2020MIT Initiative On the Digital Economy Cambridge, MAU$50,000paidTHE $50,000 GRANT TO MIT'S INITIATIVE ON THE DIGITAL ECONOMY (IDE) WAS MADE TO SUPPORT A RESEARCH PROGRAM THAT IS FOCUSED ON EXPLORING HOW PEOPLE AND BUSINESSES WILL WORK, INTERACT, AND PROSPER IN AN ERA OF PROFOUND DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION. IT SEEKS TO ANSWER THE QUESTIONS: WHAT WILL THE WORKFORCE OF THE FUTURE LOOK LIKE? HOW CAN WE ACCELERATE THE TRANSFORMATION OF INSTITUTIONS, ORGANIZATIONS, AND HUMAN SKILLS TO KEEP UP WITH THE QUICKENING PACE OF DIGITAL INNOVATION SO THAT NOBODY IS LEFT BEHIND?202140219349100904
2020The Network Roundtable LLC Concord, MAU$40,000approved, futureTHE $40,000 GRANT TO THE NETWORK ROUNDTABLE, LLC WAS IN SUPPORT OF AN ONGOING STUDY ON THE PRACTICE OF AGILITY 'AT THE POINT OF EXECUTION'. THE RESEARCH INCLUDED INTERVIEWS OF 100 PROJECT LEADERS ACROSS 20 WORLD-CLASS ORGANIZATIONS TO BETTER UNDERSTAND: (1) COLLABORATIVE PRACTICES THAT ENABLE THESE LEADERS TO PROMOTE HEALTHY NETWORK PATTERNS CRITICAL TO PROJECT SUCCESS AND TO AVOID EXCESSIVE COLLABORATION FRICTION THAT DERAILS EFFORTS AND (2) THE CONTEXT THESE LEADERS CREATE THROUGH LEADERSHIP PRINCIPLES, TALENT PROCESSES, USE OF COLLABORATIVE TOOLS, ETC., WHICH ENABLES PRODUCTIVE COLLABORATION TO EMERGE. THE IDENTIFICATION OF PRACTICES SHOWN TO BE THE MOST EFFECTIVE IN MANAGING COLLABORATIVE, DISTRIBUTED TEAMS WAS INCREDIBLY TIMELY AS THE RESULTS AND INSIGHTS COULD BE APPLIED TO MANAGING IN THE AGE OF COVID-19, WHERE MANY TEAMS ARE COLLABORATING IN BOTH DISTRIBUTED AND REMOTE CONDITIONS.202140219349100904
2020The Network Roundtable LLC Concord, MAU$30,000paidTHE $30,000 GRANT TO THE NETWORK ROUNDTABLE, LLC WAS IN SUPPORT OF AN ONGOING STUDY ON THE PRACTICE OF AGILITY 'AT THE POINT OF EXECUTION'. THE RESEARCH INCLUDED INTERVIEWS OF 100 PROJECT LEADERS ACROSS 20 WORLD-CLASS ORGANIZATIONS TO BETTER UNDERSTAND: (1) COLLABORATIVE PRACTICES THAT ENABLE THESE LEADERS TO PROMOTE HEALTHY NETWORK PATTERNS CRITICAL TO PROJECT SUCCESS AND TO AVOID EXCESSIVE COLLABORATION FRICTION THAT DERAILS EFFORTS AND (2) THE CONTEXT THESE LEADERS CREATE THROUGH LEADERSHIP PRINCIPLES, TALENT PROCESSES, USE OF COLLABORATIVE TOOLS, ETC., WHICH ENABLES PRODUCTIVE COLLABORATION TO EMERGE. THE IDENTIFICATION OF PRACTICES SHOWN TO BE THE MOST EFFECTIVE IN MANAGING COLLABORATIVE, DISTRIBUTED TEAMS WAS INCREDIBLY TIMELY AS THE RESULTS AND INSIGHTS COULD BE APPLIED TO MANAGING IN THE AGE OF COVID-19, WHERE MANY TEAMS ARE COLLABORATING IN BOTH DISTRIBUTED AND REMOTE CONDITIONS.202140219349100904
2020Starlab Alliance Inc Palo Alto, CAU$20,000paidTHE $20,000 GRANT TO THE STAR (SOCIO-TECHNICAL ACTION RESEARCH) LAB ALLIANCE, INC. WAS MADE IN SUPPORT OF A STRUCTURED SERIES OF WORKSHOPS THAT USE DESIGN-THINKING TO EXPLORE THE FUTURE OFORGANIZATION DESIGN AND LEADERSHIP. THE WORKSHOPS ARE ATTENDED BY HIGH-LEVEL REPRESENTATIVES FROM DIFFERENT ORGANIZATIONS AND EXPERTS IN TECHNOLOGY AND ORGANIZATION DESIGN. ATTENDEES WORK TOGETHER TO CREATE PROTOTYPES FOR THE FUTURE OF ORGANIZATION DESIGN AND LEADERSHIP TO BE TESTED IN PRACTICE. THE GRANT SUPPORTED THE CAPTURE OF THE METHODOLOGY AND VARIOUS FINDINGS FROM THE WORKSHOPS TO MAKE THEM BROADLY AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC.202140219349100904
2020Tapwage Inc New York, NYU$5,000approved, futureTHE $5,000 GRANT TO TAPWAGE INC. WAS MADE TO SUPPORT RESEARCH THAT MEASURES THE IMPACT OF JOB DESCRIPTION LANGUAGE ON RESPONDENTS' INTERESTS IN A JOB. THE GOAL OF THE STUDY IS TO HELP HIRING ORGANIZATIONS AND RECRUITING SOFTWARE VENDORS IMPROVE THE UNDERREPRESENTATION OF MINORITIES IN APPLICANT POOLS.202140219349100904
2020National Academy for Human Resources Downers Grove, ILU$5,000paidTHE $5,000 GRANT TO THE NATIONAL ACADEMY FOR HUMAN RESOURCES (NAHR) IS IN SUPPORT OF ITS MISSION TO RECOGNIZE AND ADVANCE EXCELLENCE IN THE HR PROFESSION. THIS IS ACCOMPLISHED BY (1) RECOGNIZING THOSE WHO HAVE SIGNIFICANTLY CONTRIBUTED TO THE HUMAN RESOURCES PROFESSION (2) SHARING THE EXPERIENCE OF ITS NAHR FELLOWS (3) IMPACTING THE EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCES OF THOSE STUDYING HR (4) SUPPORTING AND CONNECTING NAHR FELLOWS FOR PROFESSIONAL AND PERSONAL GROWTH (5) EDUCATING BUSINESS, GOVERNMENT, AND NON-PROFIT LEADERS AND COMMUNITIES OF THE POSITIVE IMPACT EFFECTIVE HR HAS ON THE SUCCESS OF ORGANIZATIONS AND THEIR EMPLOYEES AND COMMUNITIES.202140219349100904
2020Amazing Community New York, NYU$2,500paidTHE $2,500 GRANT TO AMAZING COMMUNITY WAS MADE TO SUPPORT THE WORK OF ADDRESSING THE CHALLENGES OF AGEISM THAT IMPACT WOMEN FORTY-FIVE (45) AND OLDER IN THE TECHNOLOGY-INTENSIVE, 21ST-CENTURY WORKPLACE. THE ORGANIZATION'S GOAL IS TO HELP DEFINE AND PROMOTE INCLUSIVE WORKPLACES WHERE PEOPLE THRIVE, AND TO SUPPORT IN PARTICULAR A COMMUNITY OF WOMEN 45+ AS THEY NAVIGATE THE CHANGING NATURE OF WORK IN THE DIGITAL WORLD.202140219349100904
2019MIT Initiative On the Digital Economy Cambridge, MAU$50,000paidTHE $50,000 GRANT TO MIT INITIATIVE ON THE DIGITAL ECONOMY WAS MADE TO SUPPORT OF MIT'S INITIATIVE ON THE DIGITAL ECONOMY (IDE). THE PURPOSE OF THIS RESEARCH PROGRAM IS TO EXPLORE HOW PEOPLE AND BUSINESSES WILL WORK, INTERACT, AND PROSPER IN AN ERA OF PROFOUND DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION. IT SEEKS TO ANSWER THE QUESTIONS: WHAT WILL THE WORKFORCE OF THE FUTURE LOOK LIKE? HOW CAN WE ACCELERATE THE TRANSFORMATION OF INSTITUTIONS, ORGANIZATIONS, AND HUMAN SKILLS TO KEEP UP WITH THE QUICKENING PACE OF DIGITAL INNOVATION SO THAT NOBODY IS LEFT BEHIND.202010779349100801
2019Starlab Alliance Inc Palo Alto, CAU$50,000paidTHE $50,000 GRANT TO STARLAB ALLIANCE INC WAS MADE TO SUPPORT OF STRUCTURED WORKSHOP THAT USES DESIGN-THINKING TO EXPLORE THE FUTURE OF ORGANIZATION DESIGN AND LEADERSHIP. IT IS ATTENDED BY HIGH-LEVEL REPRESENTATIVES FROM DIFFERENT ORGANIZATIONS AND EXPERTS IN TECHNOLOGY AND ORGANIZATION DESIGN. ATTENDEES WORK TOGETHER TO CREATE PROTOTYPES FOR THE FUTURE OF ORGANIZATION DESIGN AND LEADERSHIP TO BE TESTED IN PRACTICE. THE GRANT WILL SUPPORT THE CAPTURE OF THE METHODOLOGY AND VARIOUS FINDINGS FROM THE WORKSHOPS TO MAKE THEM BROADLY AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC.202010779349100801
2019The Network Roundtable LLC Concord, MAU$40,000paidTHE $40,000 GRANT TO THE ROUNDTABLE NETWORK TO SUPPORT TO CONDUCT NEW RESEARCH ON AGILITY. AS THE RESEARCHER, ROB CROSS, DESCRIBES IT IN HIS PROPOSAL, NOT AS A BROAD IDEAL, BUT WHERE IT MATTERS MOST AT THE POINT OF EXECUTION, WHERE TEAMS ARE WORKING ON NEW PRODUCTS, STRATEGIC INITIATIVES, OR WITH TOP CLIENTS." THE RESEARCH WILL CONSIST OF 100 INTERVIEWS WITH PROJECT LEADERS ACROSS 20 WORLD-CLASS ORGANIZATIONS TO BETTER UNDERSTAND: (1) COLLABORATIVE PRACTICES THAT ENABLE THESE LEADERS TO PROMOTE HEALTHY NETWORK PATTERNS CRITICAL TO PROJECT SUCCESS AND TO AVOID EXCESSIVE COLLABORATION FRICTION THAT DERAILS EFFORTS AND (2) THE CONTEXT THESE LEADERS CREATE THROUGH LEADERSHIP PRINCIPLES, TALENT PROCESSES, USE OF COLLABORATIVE TOOLS, ETC. THAT ENABLES PRODUCTIVE COLLABORATION TO EMERGE.202010779349100801
2019Claremont Graduate University Claremont, NYU$25,000paidTHE $25,000 GRANT TO CLAREMONT GRADUATE UNIVERSITY WAS MADE TO SUPPORT THE STUDY BUSINESS ECOSYSTEM LEADERSHIP AND IS A FOLLOW-UP TO A PREVIOUS GRANT THAT WAS USED TO STUDY THE ORGANIZATION AND LEADERSHIP CHALLENGES OF DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION IN COMPLEX, GLOBAL COMPANIES. LEADING AND MANAGING THE COMPLEX NETWORKS THAT CONSTITUTE A COMPANY'S BUSINESS ECOSYSTEM HAS BECOME A CRITICAL CAPABILITY TO COMPETE SUCCESSFULLY IN THE CONTEXT OF DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION DYNAMICS, WHICH ARE DISRUPTING INDUSTRIES AND REDEFINING THE WAY BUSINESS WORKS IN THE 21ST CENTURY. EFFECTIVE BUSINESS ECOSYSTEM ENGAGEMENT REQUIRES A DIFFERENT TYPE OF STRATEGIC AND ORGANIZATIONAL ACUMEN; ONE THAT IS BASED ON A DYNAMIC SYSTEM VIEW THAT OVERCOMES TRADITIONAL LINEAR THINKING AND TRANSCENDS THE EGOCENTRIC PERSPECTIVES MOST COMPANIES TEND TO HARBOR. TO GAIN INSIGHTS INTO HOW LARGE ORGANIZATIONS DEAL WITH THIS LEADERSHIP CHALLENGE, THE RESEARCH.202010779349100801
2019Amazing Community New York, NYU$7,500paidTHE $5,000 GRANT TO AMAZING COMMUNITY WAS MADE TO SUPPORT OF WORK IN ADDRESSING THE CHALLENGES OF AGEISM THAT IMPACT WOMEN IN THE TECHNOLOGY-INTENSIVE, 21ST-CENTURY WORKPLACE. THE ORGANIZATION'S GOAL IS TO HELP DEFINE AND PROMOTE INCLUSIVE WORKPLACES WHERE PEOPLE ESPECIALLY OLDER WOMEN THRIVE, AND TO SUPPORT A COMMUNITY OF WOMEN 50+ AS THEY NAVIGATE THE CHANGING NATURE OF WORK.202010779349100801
2019Tapwage Inc New York, NYU$6,000paidTHE $6,000 GRANT TO TAPWAGE INC. WAS MADE TO SUPPORT OF RESEARCH THAT MEASURES THE IMPACT OF JOB DESCRIPTION LANGUAGE ON RESPONDENTS' INTERESTS IN A JOB. THE GOAL OF THE STUDY IS TO HELP HIRING ORGANIZATIONS AND RECRUITING SOFTWARE VENDORS IMPROVE THE UNDERREPRESENTATION OF MINORITIES IN APPLICANT POOLS.202010779349100801
2018Claremont Graduate University Claremont, NYU$90,000paidTHE $90,000 GRANT TO CLAREMONT GRADUATE UNIVERSITY WAS MADE TO SUPPORT OF CLAREMONT GRADUATE UNIVERSITY'S EDUCATIONAL PROJECT.201940729349100524
2018MIT Initiative On the Digital Economy Cambridge, MAU$50,000paidTHE $50,000 GRANT TO MIT INITIATIVE ON THE DIGITAL ECONOMY WAS MADE TO SUPPORT MIT IDE'S RESEARCH WHICH HELPS COMPANIES ADAPT TO NEW WAYS OF DOING BUSINESS IN THE DIGITAL ECONOMY. IT HELPS ORGANIZATIONS UNDERSTAND HOW THE DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION IS AFFECTING SCOETY AND EVERYDAY LIFE AND IT HELPS PEOPLE BECOME MORE PRODUCTIVE AND THRIVE IN A TIME OF GREAT AND UNCERTAIN CHANGE.201940729349100524
2018Institute for Human & Machine Cognition Pensacola, FLU$25,000paidTHE $25,000 GRANT TO INSITITUTE FOR HUMAN & MACHINE COGNITION LLC WAS MADE TO SUPPORT OF INSITITUTE FOR HUMAN & MACHINE'S EDUCATIONAL PROJECT.201940729349100524
2018National Academy of Human Resources Downers Grove, ILU$5,000paidTHE $5,000 GRANT TO CLAREMONT GRADUATE UNIVERSITY WAS MADE TO SUPPORT OF HUMAN RESOURCES PROFESSION201940729349100524
2017The Network Roundtable LLC Babson Park, MAU$70,000paidTHE $70,000 GRANT TO THE NETWORK ROUNDTABLE LLC WAS MADE TO SUPPORT A DEEPER UNDERSTANDING ON HOW PEOPLE CAN THRIVE AT WORK AS A PRODUCT OF REDUCING OVERLOAD, INVESTING IN CONNECTIONS THAT CREATE PURPOSE, INNNOVATING AND EXECUTING THROUGH NETWORKS, AND MANAGING WORK-LIFE BOUNDARIES THROUGH NETWORKS ND THEN DEVELOP AND PROVIDE TO INDIVIDUALS USERS AND ORGANIZATION A SET OF TOOLS THEY CAN USE TO IMPROVE THEIR ABILITY TO LEVERAGE NETOWRKS FOR THESE BENEFITS.201921899349100517
2017MIT Initiative On the Digital Economy Cambridge, MAU$50,000paidTHE $50,000 GRANT TO MIT INITIATIVE ON THE DIGITAL ECONOMY WAS MADE TO SUPPORT MIT IDE'S RESEARCH WHICH HELPS COMPANIES ADAPT TO NEW WAYS OF DOING BUSINESS IN THE DIGITAL ECONOMY. IT HELPS ORGANIZATIONS UNDERSTAND HOW THE DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION IS AFFECTING SCOETY AND EVERYDAY LIFE AND IT HELPS PEOPLE BECOME MORE PRODUCTIVE AND THRIVE IN A TIME OF GREAT AND UNCERTAIN CHANGE.201921899349100517

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Source filings

Every figure above is traceable to one of these IRS e-file returns by its OBJECT_ID.

Returns this page is derived from
FormTax yearPeriod endFiledSchemaIRS OBJECT_ID
990PF20252025-04-30not stated2024v5.2202523439349100402
990PF20242024-04-30not stated2023v5.1202443559349100309
990PF20232023-04-30not stated2022v5.0202430319349100303
990PF20222022-04-30not stated2021v4.2202310689349101011
990PF20212021-04-30not stated2020v4.1202113549349100306
990PF20202020-04-30not stated2019v5.1202140219349100904
990PF20192019-04-30not stated2018v3.1202010779349100801
990PF20182018-04-30not stated2017v2.3201940729349100524
990PF20172017-04-30not stated2016v3.0201921899349100517

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