Board of Directors/President/Job Description

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The President speaks for the organization in dealing with people
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outside the organization, such as:
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* the media
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* the public
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Talking to different SAR groups and other services such as the Fire, EMS, police, parks etc.
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* municipal, provincial, and federal governments and their agencies
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** such as Fire, EMS, Police, Parks
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* other SAR groups
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* SAR Alberta
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In dealing with these "stakeholders", the President keeps them
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informed of our activities and needs, and maintains an understanding
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of what they want from us.
== Knowledge, Skills, Abilities ==
== Knowledge, Skills, Abilities ==

Revision as of 21:09, 14 May 2014

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Contents

Document status

Is this document a draft? Official?

This document is a DRAFT, which has not yet been approved by the Board of Directors.

Position description

Summarize what the role does within the organization.

Makes sure that the search and rescue group is running as efficient as possible while providing leadership.

Responsibilities

List the major areas of responsibilities.

The President is responsible for the smooth running of board meetings and meetings of the membership (such as the Annual General Meeting).

  • chairs the meetings
  1. Listening to the board.
  2. Showing strong leadership
  3. Listening and keeping peace between members.

Getting items done and moving forward at a good pace.

Keeping in touch with all members

The President speaks for the organization in dealing with people outside the organization, such as:

  • the media
  • the public
  • municipal, provincial, and federal governments and their agencies
    • such as Fire, EMS, Police, Parks
  • other SAR groups
  • SAR Alberta

In dealing with these "stakeholders", the President keeps them informed of our activities and needs, and maintains an understanding of what they want from us.

Knowledge, Skills, Abilities

List what knowledge, skills, abilities and time are required or desired.

Required:

  • able to use the internet and be able to text or phone people
  • able to talk to people
  • able to use the wiki
  • understands enough of the formal rules of meetings (what is called "Parliamentary Procedure") to be able to apply them when necessary to keep meetings running smoothly, but dispense with them when they will not affect the outcome


Desired:

  • set a time for PCSAR because there is paperwork
  • Skills in SAR such as a couple years of different trainings
  • Experience being on a committee
  • able to take advice and give it

Resources

List what the organization supplies to help the person in this role.

  • The President is able to consult with:
    • past presidents
    • board members
    • committee chairs
    • members.
    • other groups
    • our SAR Alberta regional representative
  • The Administer
  • the wiki
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