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 OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT BACK TO DEPARTMENTS MAIN MENU The President's office oversees the operation and administration of the union as a whole. The President is elected by a secret-ballot election of the membership for a three-year term, along with the other two full-time union officers (Financial Vice-President and Recording Vice-President). The President is fundamentally responsible for guiding the political and administrative direction of the union, in conjunction with the Executive Board. The Local 802 President traditionally is a trustee of the AFM and Employer's Pension Fund and the Local 802 Health Benefits Plan. In addition, the President writes a monthly column for Local 802's official journal, Allegro, represents Local 802 at official functions such as state and city AFL-CIO conferences, and chairs all Executive Board, membership and bylaw meetings. As chair of the Executive Board, s/he votes only to break a tie. The salary and fringe benefits the President receives are set in the local's Constitution and bylaws. Finally, the office of the President is open to all union members. The President meets on a daily basis with Local 802 members and staff to discuss matters of their concern and interest. Members may call the President's office for an appointment. Supervisory and administrative duties of the President include: The Office of the President is located on the 5th Floor of Local 802's offices. To reach us by phone, call (212) 245-4802: President Mary Landolfi, ext. 100, or e-mail mlandolfi@local802afm.org Assistant to the President Joel LeFevre, ext. 197, or e-mail jlefevre@local802afm.org Secretary to the President Tara Donach, ext. 101, or e-mail tdonach@local802afm.org  Office of the President | Office of the Financial Vice-President Office of the Recording Vice-President | Concert Department Contract Administration and Field Services Membership Department | Music Preparation Department Organizing Department | Office of Public Relations and Political Action Recording Department | Theatre Department |
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the four resident Lincoln Center orchestras;