SESSION 1: ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES District 3310 PETS 2010/11 Session 1: Roles and Responsibilities.

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SESSION 1: ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES District 3310 PETS 2010/11 Session 1: Roles and Responsibilities

SESSION 1: ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES District 3310 PETS 2010/11 1. Identify ways to prepare as President Elect. 2. Understand the role of Club President. 3. The role as President for the 1st 6 months. 4. The role as President for the 2nd 6 months. 5. Implementation of the Club Leadership Plan. Learning Objectives

SESSION 1: ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES District 3310 Assembly 2010/11 Responsibilities as President’s Elect Before PETS Study the President Elect’s Workbook. Study the CLP Ensure that you have the Current M.O.P. as reference Ensure that you have the club’s constitution and bye-laws with you You should already have appointed your Board of Directors

SESSION 1: ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES District 3310 PETS 2010/11 Responsibilities as President Elect After PETS Hold regular meetings with your Board of Directors Allocate responsibilities Initiate Strategic Planning Process Meet with current Board to ensure smooth hand-over Arrange dignified change-over function

SESSION 1: ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES District 3310 PETS 2010/11 Formation of the Board Ensure your Club’s traditional process of selecting the Board of Directors is followed Ensure that your Board consist of President, IPP, PE, Honorary Secretary, Honorary Treasurer and 4-5 Directors (minimum: 10) Include new and mature members as Directors. Appoint 5 Chairpersons for the 5 committees under the CLP

SESSION 1: ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES District 3310 PETS 2010/11 The Formation of a Strategic Planning Committee Chair of Committee to initiate the organisation of a retreat. President & Chair to get total buy-in If possible, engage an external facilitator To help formulate a 3-Year plan

SESSION 1: ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES District 3310 PETS 2010/11 Working with your Board and the current Board Current President, PE, PN to meet often and ensure the continuation of the established strategic plan. Last 3 Board meetings to be combined meetings so that proper hand-over can be done. Proper hand-over procedures be done.

SESSION 1: ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES District 3310 PETS 2010/11 As President for the 1st 6 months Within 2 months, ensure that the club has a strategic plan with annual goals to be filled. Ensure that committees formed are in-line with the CLP. You would have conducted the 1st Assembly at the time of the Governor’s visit. Ensure that all dues, RI, District and Club has been collected. Ensure that weekly meetings are properly run Ensure that all committees meet regularly

SESSION 1: ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES District 3310 PETS 2010/11 As President for the 2nd 6 months Ensure all committees have set target annual goals to pursue. Monitor their work. Ensure major project properly executed. Ensure leadership renewal takes place.

SESSION 1: ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES District 3310 PETS 2010/11 Club Leadership Plan ° Continuity and consensus in projects, decision making and goal setting from year to year ° More well-trained leaders ° Increased membership involvement, particularly Past Presidents ° Long-term strategic planning to guide the work of the club

SESSION 1: ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES District 3310 PETS 2010/11 1. Identify ways to prepare as President Elect. 2. Understand the role of Club President. 3. The role as President for the 1st 6 months. 4. The role as President for the 2nd 6 months. 5. Implementation of the Club Leadership Plan. Learning Objectives

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