The President is the chief executive officer for the club. Here is what President does:  

• maintains general supervision and operation of the club.

• coordinates officers’ team and organizes regular officers meetings

• presides at club meetings and directs the club in meeting the members' needs for educational growth and leadership. 

• establishes long-term and short-term goals for the club.

• opens the meetings and makes important announcements. 

• helps to provide a positive and supportive learning environment in which every member has the opportunity to develop communication and leadership skills. 

Transferable Skills: Team building/Leading, Strategic Planning/Guidance, Conflict Resolution, Negations/Project management, Meeting Facilitation, Time Management, Parliamentary Processes, Consulting, Coaching and Networking

The Vice President Education (VPE) manages all educational programs within the club. Here is what VPE does:  

• ensures that all members continue their progress toward their own individual educational goals.

• plans, organizes, and implements meeting agenda to include speeches, educational modules, and other events sufficient to meet both individual and club objectives. 

• helps to close the project in a Basecamp upon completion, 

• takes care of certificates of achievements preparation and contacts Toastmasters International to ensure proper recognition. 

• Helps to onboard and assigns mentors to new members 

Transferable Skills: Scheduling, Conflict Resolution, Negotiations, Strategic Planning, Time Management, Recognition Incentives, Event/Meeting Planning, Personnel Development, Career Planning, Training and Networking

The Vice President Membership (VPM) manages the activities that sustain and increase the number of members in the club. Here is what VPM does:  

• plans, organizes, and implements a continuous marketing effort to ensure that club membership remains above club charter strength. This is accomplished both by retaining current members (working with the VPE) and by gaining new members (working with the VPPR). 

• keeps the membership roster and attendance records.

• greets the guests, answers their questions, hands them guest surveys

• coordinates contacts database, send weekly email with agenda

Transferable Skills: Personnel Orientation, Personnel Development, Career Planning, Customer service, Public Relations, Reward/Incentive, Planning, Campaign Development, Marketing and Sales, Consulting, Seminar Development and Networking

The Vice President Public Relations (VPPR) manages the creation and maintenance of the club's image. The primary responsibilities of this role involve both internal and external communications. Here is what Secretary does:  

• plans, organizes, and implements programs to maintain the positive image of the club and of Toastmasters for an audience consisting of all guests, members and the general public.

• manages Social media pages and PR campaigns on other platforms

• makes photos and videos during the meeting

• coordinates website maintenance, media representation. 

• supports the communication with prospects, guests and members in social media channels. 

Transferable Skills: Media Relations, Campaign Development, Reward/Incentive, Planning, Consulting, Journalism, Publications, Advertising and Promotion, Photography, Graphic Design, Seminar Development and Networking

The Secretary manages all record-keeping and correspondence. The primary responsibilities of this role involve handling administrative details between the club and Toastmasters International and keeping the club's documents available and up-to-date. Here is what VPM does:  

• maintains the club's records, including club by-laws and the club documentation.

• handles and maintains new member applications, updated membership records, supply orders, officer lists, and past club records.

• records the minutes for club meetings and for meetings of the Officers Team

• provides support to VPE with agenda.  

Transferable Skills: Report Writing, Policy Administration, Purchasing, Order Processing, Historian/Librarian, Research, Document Control and Event Coordination

The Treasurer manages the club's financial health. The primary responsibilities of this role involve handling the club's finances, including the collection of club dues and the payment of all bills. Here is what Treasurer does:  

• receives and disburses funds to further the operation of the club and its officers.

• twice annually, the Treasurer must notify members of dues collection and then collect club dues from each member.

• pays dues to Toastmaster international 

• controls purchasing and budgeting for the club needs (gifts, certificates, organizational materials etc,)

Transferable Skills: Budget Preparation, Revenue Tracking, Revenue Forecasting, Revenue Generation, Money Management, Policy Administration, Purchasing and Consulting

The Sergeant at Arms (SAA) manages the club's meeting facilities and decorum. The primary responsibilities of this role involve all those tasks expected of the host of the meeting. Here is what Sergeant at Arms does:  

• makes arrangements concerning the premise where the meetings is held. 

• arranges the room and setup for all meetings,

• sets out and cares for the club's materials and supplies, and greets members - and especially guests - as they come in the door.

• makes sure all the club’s materials are in order and collected after the meeting. 

Transferable Skills: Report Writing, Inventory Management, Master of Ceremonies, Interpersonal/Communication Skills, Customer Service, Negotiations, Consulting and Event Planning