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Culver City Forward

2019-present Active filing history through fiscal 2024; current corporate-record-derived listing also documented in 2026 relationship records
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Culver City civic nonprofit described by its own website as a public-private partnership bringing together business, government, educational, philanthropic and community leaders. IRS filings document Thomas Aujero Small as a compensated executive and later director, Michael Hackman in senior governance roles, and recurring board service by Kelly Kent, Yolanda Gorman and Justinian Jampol. Later IRS-derived filings extend the governance record through fiscal 2024.

Nonprofit organization Direct governance and financial relationships documented in IRS and corporate filings
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Address
8611 Washington Boulevard, Culver City, CA 90232
Documented amounts
$300,865 Small compensation, 2019–2021 · $10,000 Small loan to organization, 2021
Display Caveat
IRS-derived summary pages may show only a subset of officers; omitted names are not interpreted as departures without the full filing.
Address Note
8611 Washington Boulevard is the public website/contact address; a March 2026 corporate-record-derived listing gives a principal/mailing address c/o Hackman Capital Partners at 4060 Ince Boulevard.
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Context note

IRS filings materially connect Small and Hackman through recurring governance rather than simple co-presence. In 2020 Small was CEO/President, Hackman Chairman, Kent Secretary, and Gorman and Jampol board members. In 2021 Small and Hackman were directors, Kent remained Secretary, Gorman was Co-Chair, and Jampol was a Director. IRS-derived fiscal 2022 and 2023 filings continue to list Hackman as Director, Kent as Secretary and Gorman as Co-Chair. The fiscal 2024 filing page displays Kent as Secretary, Gorman as Co-Chair and James Limbaugh as Director; because the summary page provides a 'View more people' control, absence of another name from the displayed subset is not treated as proof that the person left the board. The 2020 filing states Hackman had a business interest in The Culver Studios, identified as a contributor to Culver City Forward. Small received $300,865 in combined/reportable compensation across 2019–2021 and the 2021 filing reports his $10,000 loan to the organization. IRS-derived pages label Schedule L reportable interested-party transactions in several years; that reporting category is preserved without treating it as evidence of misconduct. Culver City Forward's own public description lists aging infrastructure, housing, traffic, fiscal needs and sustainability among issues it was organized to address. Those policy subjects do not establish any role for Culver City Forward in the September 2026 closed-session negotiations or any proposed disposition/use of the properties.