The only breakfast Toastmasters Club on Auckland's North Shore.

Brief Summary of Executive Roles

This description is brief and far from exhaustive. A detailed description of these roles is included in the various Manuals and information packs supplied by World Headquarters in July, the commencement of the Toastmaster year. See this club's current line-up of executives. See also a Powerpoint presentation summarizing the roles.

President

Head Honcho. Responsible for the successful functioning of the club and for the ultimate success of each meeting. The club exists for the benefit and growth of its members and responsibility for this rests with the President.

The role in detail

Vice President Education

Responsible for the educational attainments of each member and member progress. The role in detail

Roster Officer

Responsible for planning meetings (including Competitions) and rostering speeches and workshops. The role in detail

Vice President Membership

Responsible for growing club membership. The role in detail

Vice President Public Relations

Responsible for raising the club public profile and fostering club membership supporting the Vice President Membership. Detail.

Treasurer

Maintains club accounting records and all financial transactions including registering new members at WHQ

Sergeant @ Arms

Lays out and packs up of equipment at beginning and end of meetings - rResponsible for start/restart of meetings with vim, vigour, energy, wit and whimsy. Sergeant @ Arms detail

“Public Speaking is a skill that can be studied, polished, perfected. Not only can you get good at it,
you can get damn good at it and it makes a heck of a difference.”  Tom Peters.

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