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Being a Toastmaster means more than simply making a commitment to self-development.

Everyone who joins this Toastmasters Club is making a commitment to the Club, to its members, and to the organization as a whole.

The following are the 2005 Toastmasters Club Officers.

These positions begin July 1, 2005.

Toastmaster members should commit themselves to volunteer to be trained in a leadership position for a more versatile and productive club.

 

Position

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President: Dr. Luis Moreno, CTM
VP Education: Curtis Ihlefeld, CTM
VP Membership: Betty Wells, CTM
VP Public Relations: Dr. Frank Merceret, DTM
Secretary: Debra Kirby
Treasurer: Charlie Goodrich, ATMB
Sergeant at Arms: Jim Thompson, ATMB/CL
Librarian Cindy Gooden, CTM

Roles and Responsibilities

  • PRESIDENT. The President serves as the Club’s chief executive officer, responsible for general supervision and operation of the Club. The President presides at Club and Executive Committee 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.
  • VICE PRESIDENT EDUCATION. The Vice President Education is responsible for planning successful Club meetings. This officer also promotes the Club's educational program to Club members; orients new members to the Club's program and to the Club and makes sure each new member is assigned a mentor; arranges for Youth Leadership Programs to be conducted; encourages members to participate in other Club's activities and programs; organizes a speakers bureau; attends and participates in Executive Committee meetings; presides in the absence of the President.
  • VICE PRESIDENT MEMBERSHIP. The Vice President Membership plans, organizes, and implements a continuous marketing effort which ensures the Club maintains or exceeds 20 members. This person also works with groups inside and outside of the Club to promote Club membership and membership retention; provides for recognition of members who contribute to the increase of membership in the Club; maintains an accurate membership roster and attendance records; attends and participates in Executive Committee meetings.
  • VICE PRESIDENT PUBLIC RELATIONS. This Vice President develops, implements, and administers a publicity program that maintains a positive image of the Club for all members, guests, and the general public. This person is responsible for internal and external public relations for the Club, including preparing and distributing news releases regarding Club activities; publicizing Club events; working with Club officers to develop literature about the Club; representing the Club to the media; attending and participating in Executive Committee meetings.
  • SECRETARY. The Secretary is responsible for all Club records and correspondence. This person keeps the Club Constitution and Bylaws and all other official Club documents; prepares and mails orders for Objectivist supplies; records and reads minutes of Club and Executive Committee meetings; circulates Objectivist catalogs during Club meetings; attends and participates in Executive Committee meetings.
  • TREASURER. The Treasurer is responsible for developing and executing financial policies, procedures, audits, and controls. The Treasurer also receives and disburses funds in payment of all obligations; provides the bank with a new signature card; develops and recommends a budget to the Club Executive Committee; notifies members of dues payable and collects the dues; presents a verbal and written financial report monthly; submits Club accounts for audit; attends and participates in Executive Committee meetings.
  • SERGEANT AT ARMS. The Sergeant at Arms serves as master host and makes the proper physical arrangements for all Club meetings. This person makes sure each member and guest is welcomed at Club meetings; arranges room and equipment for each meeting; arranges for food service at meal meetings; collects ballots and tallies votes; controls Club property between meetings; attends and participates in Executive Committee meetings.
 

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