Acknowledging 'inexcusable management' in the past, the Utah Pride Center detailed its path to reopening after the non-profit organization was forced to close and layoff or furlough most of its staff.
SALT LAKE CITY — Acknowledging"inexcusable management" in the past, the Utah Pride Center detailed its path to reopening after the non-profit organization was forced to close and layoff or furlough most of its staff.
"All of this led to inexcusable mismanagement of UPC’s programs — and this year's Pride Festival not reflecting what our greater LGBTQIA+ community wanted or expected. These mistakes were unacceptable and unsustainable," the center wrote. "This decision was made after careful consideration," the center said,"recognizing that like all organizations, including nonprofits, we cannot sustain a large staff without a clear strategic vision."
"We pledge radical transparency in our financial matters, increased funding oversight, and to adhere to nonprofit best practices, ethics and accountability," the statement continued.
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