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March 27
AOA Stats and Facts
by  John CrosbyNo presence information  on 3/27/2012 4:50 PM

A 3/20/12 report on AOA headquarters at 142 East Ontario Street in Chicago shows that rentable space in our building is currently 89.4% leased, up from 82% earlier this year.  The report shows a net income of $193,388 from our building, compared to a year-to-date budget of -$5,772.   To improve our headquarters’ appearance, the American Osteopathic Foundation has donated AOA signs and flags to be mounted to the front of our building in the coming year.  Our online “headquarters”—www.Osteopathic.org—also saw improvements this year with the launch of “My AOA,”​ the new members-only section.  Activity on the AOA websites continued to increase during February, jumping 4% compared with numbers from the previous month.  

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