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Meritocracy |
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At IndyMac, we think the best
way to foster an environment that supports the goals of corporate
governance—to ensure a sense of responsibility to the Company
and its shareholders—is to acknowledge and promote the best
and brightest in our workforce. We believe that rewarding those
who align their interests with those of the owners is the best way
to eliminate needless risk and ensure loyalty to our mission and
corporate values. Our aim is to build a “meritocracy,”
where performance is the only criteria for advancement. With this
in mind, many of our employees are under performance-based compensation
programs that tie remuneration to results. A dedication to create
shareholder value—and safeguard it—is reflected in a
myriad of ways and through a variety of programs throughout the
Company. The Company’s intent is to reward initiative, promote
creativity, and create an environment where excellence can flourish
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Corporate Giving |
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IndyMac’s values are also
reflected in its dedication to the communities in which it does
business. As a regulated financial institution, IndyMac is subject
to the requirements of the Community Reinvestment Act (CRA). Through
the structure of the CRA, IndyMac provides invaluable support to
a variety of non-profit, community-based organizations that help
to secure and preserve affordable housing. In conjunction with its
CRA commitments, the Company supports organizations that have a
positive impact on the quality of life in their communities, such
as The Wellness Community, the YMCA, the American Red Cross and
Kidspace Museum.
In addition to the Company’s financial contributions, IndyMac
employees regularly give their time and enthusiasm to projects that
help to renovate and rehabilitate housing with fresh paint and repairs.
Others are involved in workshops and seminars that help promote
the dream of home ownership by teaching the basics of getting a
loan, obtaining down payment funds and maintaining good credit.
Through the Company’s “IndyMac Match” program,
employees can have gifts to their favorite charities matched dollar-for-dollar
by IndyMac. This year, in response to the Southern California wildfires,
the Company doubled the amount it normally provides to this program,
with the caveat that the extra contributions would match gifts that
were earmarked for groups that provided relief services to those
affected by the wildfires. IndyMac employees stepped up to lend
a hand with an additional $20,000 for wildfire relief efforts.
Through exceptional customer service, devotion to shareholder value,
and a strong commitment to their neighbors, IndyMac’s directors,
officers and employees are dedicated to our customers, our shareholders
and our communities. |
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2003 Community Involvement |
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Donations of computer-related equipment
to educational programs |
$ 98,960 |
Pasadena Playhouse |
50,000 |
Junior Achievement |
36,000 |
YMCA of Pasadena |
30,000 |
Hope Through Housing |
25,000 |
KCET-PBS Affiliate |
25,000 |
Wellness Community |
25,000 |
American Red Cross |
20,000 |
Kidspace Museum |
20,000 |
San Gabriel Valley Boy Scouts |
20,000 |
Housing California |
15,000 |
L.A. Neighborhood Housing Services |
15,000 |
All other gifts |
368,102 |
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Total Corporate Giving |
$748,062 |
Total Employee Giving |
$149,963 |
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