Toastmaster Club Officer Roles – Infoposter

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Toastmasters – President Role & Responsibilities The President serves as the Club's Chief executive officer, responsible for general supervision and operation of the Club · The President presides at Club meetings and directs the Club in a way which meets the educational growth and leadership needs of members · In cooperation with the Executive team, the President establishes long-term and short-term plans for Club growth President Chief Executive Officer Presides at Executive meetings Sets the Club's vision and provides leadership Trains, supervises, coaches & applauds fellow Officers Votes on behalf of the Club at Area, Division, District, Region & International Toastmasters Club Leadership Opportunities

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During my Vice President Education (VPE) days with Art of Speaking toastmasters club, I created an info poster depicting all the roles and responsibilities of club officers in a pictorial format. I used this as a handout for my speech #9.

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Toastmasters – President Role & Responsibilities

The President serves as the Club's Chief executive officer, responsible for general supervision and operation of the Club· The President presides at Club meetings and directs

the Club in a way which meets the educational growth and leadership needs of members

· In cooperation with the Executive team, the President establishes long-term and short-term plans for Club growth

President

Chief Executive Officer

Presides at

Executive meetings

Sets the Club's vision

and provides

leadership

Trains, supervises,

coaches & applauds

fellow Officers

Votes on behalf of the Club

at Area, Division, District,

Region & International

Toastmasters Club – Leadership Opportunities

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Track Member Progress

Send a emailTo sign-up for a

Speech or a Role

Distribute AgendaValidate Agenda

With RSVP &Sign-Up sheets

Send a meetingInvite via

eVite

ProgressChart

Update MemberProgress

Add Newmembers

Distribute Progresschart

New Member

Send a note requestingIce breaker

Send New Member

Orientation kit Send MentoringInformation

Update Mentoringworksheet

New Member Orientation & Mentoring Process

Scheduling Speeches and other Agenda Assignments

Toastmasters - VP Education Role & Responsibilities

The VP Education (VPE) is responsible for planning successful club meetings which provide each member the opportunity to achieve his or her educational goals. The VPE guides members in planning and accomplishing Communication and Leadership Track Programs and other educational programs.

Specific duties: · Schedules speeches and other agenda assignments. · Sign member's manuals, updates member progress charts and

reports educational program completion to World Headquarters. · Coordinates with each week's Toastmaster and provides the

necessary information such as who has an assigned duty, provides email addresses for the people with upcoming duties, and gives the future Toastmaster a sample agenda to follow.

· Ensures that a new member receives orientation to the Toastmasters educational program and is assigned a mentor if desired.

· In the absence of the President, the VPE presides at club and executive committee meetings.

· Introduces new member to the procedures of the club.

Other Activities

Sign MembersManuals

Submit EducationCompletion to WHQ

Preside meeting in theabsence of President

New Member’sIce Breaker

Plan and chart member speeches and roles

2-3 months in advance

CompileList from website

Member Sign upOn Website

Member RSVP

Finalizeagenda

Maintain

Scheduling

System

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DistributeThank you Note

Send “Thank You” note to Guests

Toastmasters - VP Membership Role & Responsibilities

The Vice President Membership plans, organizes and implements a continuous marketing effort which ensures the Club maintains or exceeds a charter membership level of 20. · The Vice President Membership works with groups inside

and outside of Toastmasters to promote Club membership and membership retention

· In coordination with the Club Treasurer and Secretary, he or she is responsible for prompt submission to World Headquarters of the Club's Semiannual membership report (including membership list and dues payment)

· The Vice President Membership also provides for recognition of Toastmasters who contribute to the increase of membership in Toastmasters International, and maintains an accurate membership roster and attendance records.

· He or she also serves as chairman of the Club Membership Committee and is the third-ranking officer in the Club.

Other Activities

Sign MembersManuals

Submit EducationCompletion to WHQ

Preside meeting in theabsence of

President & VPE

Builds Club

membership

Compile Guest

Email addressFollow-up

With guests(non members)

Register New Members on TI

Obtain New Member

Information Register newMember on TI

Website

Treasurer submits

payment

Inform

Treasurer

Prepares the

Semiannual

Membership Report

Toastmasters - VP Public Relations Role & Responsibilities

The Vice President Public Relations develops, implements and administers a program that maintains a positive image of Toastmasters for all members, guests and the general public· He or she is responsible for internal and external public

relations for the Club, including but not limited to: preparing and distributing news releases regarding Club activities; publicizing Club events; working with Club officers to develop literature about the Club; representing the Club with the media

· The Vice President Public Relations works with the Club website editor and Sergeant at Arms to maintain an effective program of internal Club communication

· Serves as Chairman of the Public Relations Committee, and is the fourth-ranking Club officer.

Public Relations

Preside meeting in theabsence of President, VPE

or VPM

Publicize

Club events

Prepares publicity

materials

Plans a public

relations program

Produces a

Club newsletter

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Toastmasters - Secretary Role & Responsibilities

The Secretary is responsible for all Club records and correspondence. He or she is the custodian of the Club Constitution and Bylaws and all other official Club documents.· The Secretary submits updated membership and officer

records to World Headquarters, prepares and mails orders for Toastmasters supplies, and in conjunction with the Vice President Membership, submits all applications for new, transfer and reinstated members to World Headquarters

· He or she records and reads minutes of Club meetings and Executive Committee meetings

· The Secretary also submits the names of newly elected officers to World Headquarters immediately after elections and is the fifth-ranking Club officer

Public Relations

Develop Club

literature

Keeps the Club

Constitution

and Bylaws

Reports new officers

to World Headquarters

Prepares and mails

orders for

Toastmasters supplies

Maintains an

accurate membership

roster

Records and reads

meeting minutes

Maintains general

Club correspondence

Toastmasters - VP Treasurer Role & Responsibilities

The Treasurer is responsible for the development and execution of financial policies, procedures, audits and controls. · The Treasurer receives and disburses funds in payment

of all obligations, and develops and recommends a budget to the Club Executive Committee

· He or she also notifies members of dues payable and collects the dues

· Along with the Vice President Membership and Club Secretary, the Treasurer ensures semiannual membership reports, dues and membership roster are mailed to World Headquarters and received there by October 10 and April 10

Treasurer

Prepares an

annual budget

for the Club

Provides the bank

with a new

signature card

Notifies each Club

member in writing

of dues payable

Collects payable

dues and feesIssues checks to TI HQ

for semiannual

membership

dues/New Member

Fees

Presents a verbal

and

written financial

report monthly

Keeps complete and

accurate records of

all financial transactions

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Toastmasters – Sergeant At Arms Role & Responsibilities

The Sergeant at Arms serves as master host and makes the proper physical arrangements for all Club meetings· He or she coordinates with the Vice President Public

Relations and Vice President Membership to ensure that each member and guest is welcomed at Club meetings

· The Sergeant at Arms is responsible for the orderly conduct of the Club meeting, including: arranging meal service if necessary, arranging meeting room layout, setting out materials and equipment, controlling Club property between meetings

Sergeant At Arms

Arranges room and

equipment for each meeting

Greets all guests and members

at each meeting

Collects ballots

and tallies votes

for awards

Maintains all Club

equipment and materialsAttends and participates

in Executive

Committee meetings

Toastmasters – Immediate Past President Role & Responsibilities

The Immediate Past President provides guidance and serves as a resource to club officers and members· The Immediate Past President chairs the Nominating

Committee, assists in the preparation of the Club Success Plan and promotes the club's efforts to become a Distinguished Club

· The Immediate Past President attends all Club Officer's Meeting and has an active voice in all decisions made

Immediate Past President

Chairs the

Nominating

Committee

Helps with the

Distinguished Club

Program/Club Success Plan

Promotes the Club's

efforts to become a

Distinguished Club

Provides guidance and

serves as a resource to

Club officers and members