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Tampa Bay Computer Society Job Description
Position (being referred to - is it elected, appointed, or
volunteer?):
Vice
President - Programs (elected / appointed)
Name of Person (submitting information):
Michael
Armstrong
Primary Duties (actual regular duties performed and their frequency):
- Be
prepared to act in place of the President in performing any of the
presidential duties in case of his/her inability to do so.
This can include presiding over Board Meetings, presiding over
General Meetings, writing a column for the TBCS magazine, appointing
committee chairpersons and others, appointing temporary committees,
attending various user group activities, etc.
- Prepare
an Activity Report of all major activities undertaken to fulfill the Vice
Presidential duties. This is
done monthly, for submission at Board Meetings.
All other Board Members are expected to prepare similar reports of
their activities. This ensures
that all TBCS activities get into the written record and reduces the
necessity for lengthy discussions.
- Organize
a quality presentation for the TBCS General Meetings each month.
Presentations during the year should be an even mix of national and
local / large and small vendors. Consideration
should also be given to gearing some presentations to beginning users and
others to more advanced users. Vendors
should demonstrate products that will be of interest to the majority of TBCS
members. Continually solicit
ideas for vendor presentations from other Board members and from all TBCS
members.
- Make
all arrangements with vendors for General Meeting presentations.
This includes scheduling them many months in advance and following up
many times as the meeting approaches. Ensure
that any promotional material gets to the Editor for publication.
- Make
any guest presenters feel welcome. This
can include meeting with them for drinks or dinner and driving them to the
meeting. At least make sure
that they have good directions to the meeting if they have their own
transportation, and inform them of good hotels and restaurants in the area
- Assist
vendors with equipment setup at the General Meetings. Make sure they know where to set up, and that extension cords
are available. Know in advance
if vendors will be bringing their own audiovisual equipment or if they will
need to use ours. Make sure
that all equipment is set up and working properly in either case
- Make
sure all microphone equipment is set up and working properly at each General
Meeting. A clip microphone
would be a valuable purchase to assist presenting vendors.
- Make
sure that vendors know the size of attendance at TBCS meetings in advance so
that they are sure to bring the proper number of raffle prizes.
Also encourage them to make a special offer to TBCS members with
heavy discounts on selected products.
- Coordinate
with as many vendors as possible for them to have mailings to their local
registered product users about the TBCS meeting.
This will increase meeting attendance and help to build TBCS
membership.
Special Activities (any additional duties or jobs performed and
their frequency):
- Continually
review and update your Job Description and Procedures to keep the TBCS
Procedures Manual up-to-date and complete.
This is done on an ongoing basis, as required.
- Maintain
a list of vendor contacts for General Meeting presentations. This
is updated as required.
- Follow
these rules regarding vendor contacts:
 | the
TBCS office address is to be used for all vendor correspondence and
shipments, not a home address, |
 | all
donated products must go to the purpose which the vendor intended,
whether for product review, resource center use, or as raffle prizes. |
Any
correspondence or other papers related to TBCS business must be filed in the
TBCS office after use of these materials is completed.
This includes correspondence with members and vendors, and is done on
a continual basis.
Observe
the highest standards of ethical conduct.
All Board Members are representatives of TBCS and set the example for
others. Avoid any potential
conflicts of interest or even the appearance of same.
As an agent of TBCS, you are not acting on your own behalf, but on
behalf of TBCS.
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