Coalition for American Jobs

The Coalition for American Jobs is a 501(c)(6) nonprofit organization based in Washington, D.C., dedicated to advancing the business interests of various sectors, particularly those in the energy industry.

Purpose and Activities

The primary goal of the Coalition is to promote the common business interests of persons and business organizations involved in production and manufacturing. It focuses on protecting and enhancing jobs in critical American industries.

Financial Information

As a 501(c)(6) organization, donations to the Coalition are not tax-deductible. The Coalition's revenue primarily comes from program services, with no reported contributions or investment income. In recent years, the organization has seen significant fluctuations in its program service revenue:

• Fiscal Year Ending 2022: Total revenue was $300, with total assets valued at $1,371,215 and no liabilities[1].
• Fiscal Year Ending 2021: Total revenue was $6,085,300, with total assets of $1,459,379 and liabilities of $49,530[1].
• Early Years: In 2011, the Coalition reported a much higher revenue of $1,361,017[2].

Governance and Leadership

The Coalition is led by a board of directors and officers, including Ross Eisenberg as President and Allison Starmann as Secretary/Treasurer. Notably, none of the officers receive compensation[1].

History

The Coalition for American Jobs was granted tax exemption in May 2011. It operates on an accounting period from December to November[2].