2007-2008 Omaha Chapter Board of Directors |
Committee Chairs
Duties of the Board officers
President
Represent the Chapter at the National annual meeting and regional conference
Attend all Chapter functions, meetings and Chapter board meetings
Shall be an ex-officio member of all committees
May appoint members to special committees
Executes the plans and policies of the Chapter
Prepares the meeting agenda and is the presiding officer of the Chapter
President Elect
Completes the term if the president is unable to fulfill their term
Should be familiar with all the Chapter manuals and Chapter Bylaws
Works with the president to learn all of the Chapter operations and policies
Chairs a committee
Monitors Chapter activities to insure compliance with the Chapter Bylaws
Monitors the Chapter’s goals for progress in attaining those goals
Vice President
Should be familiar with all the Chapter manuals and Chapter Bylaws
Works with the president to learn all of the Chapter operations and policies
May be asked to chair a committee
Secretary
Attends all Chapter and Board meetings, records minutes of the meetings and distributes the minutes
Should be familiar with Roberts Rules of Order Newly Revised
Treasurer
Responsible for the financial records of the Chapter
Compiles and maintains the financial records of the Chapter
Prepares the monthly financial statements and the annual budget
Handles the cash receipts and disbursements of the Chapter
Directors (3)
Serve as chairs of the Communication, Program and Member Services Committees
Select members to serve on their committees
Attend all Chapter and Board meetings
Past President
Chairs the Long Range Planning committees and the Nominating committee
Provides support and feedback to the Chapter Board
Role of the Board of Directors
The Board is composed of nine officers: President, President-Elect, Vice President,
Secretary, Treasurer, 3 Directors, and the Immediate Past President. The Board usually meets on the last
Wednesday of the month. Only Regular and Affiliate members may serve on the Board.
The Board is responsible for carrying out the directives of the membership and the
duties prescribed in the Chapter Bylaws. The Board will also help set the goals of the Chapter and monitor
the progress of the goals. The Chapter Treasurer, in conjunction with the committee chairs, will prepare the
annual Chapter budget and monitor all financial activities.
Serving on the Board of Directors is an excellent way to improve your organizational
and time management skills. It demonstrates your commitment to your profession. Serving on the Board allows
you an opportunity to work as a team. You may also be required to supervise other committee members. This
will develop your leadership skills. Although the Board does require a time commitment, the personal and
professional rewards are worth the extra effort.