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Bookmark or Share- Board Member Roles and Responsibilities | BoardSourceVice Chair – acts as the board chair’s understudy and second in command. Secretary – responsible for official communications with board members and recording meetings. Treasurer – oversees all matters related to the organization’s finances, property, and budget.
- Board of Director Titles (and Board Member Job Descriptions) - IndeedThe vice chair serves directly under the chair of the board, who they support in performing their duties and responsibilities. The vice chair needs to be able to successfully perform the duties of the chair because they take on the role of the acting chair during periods when the chair is absent.
- The role of the Deputy or Vice Chair - Association of ChairsWe use deputy Chair to mean someone who steps in for the Chair when they are not there. In that sense it is a sporadic role, akin to an understudy. A Vice Chair however has a defined and ongoing role (which may include some deputising for the Chair.)
- Nonprofit Board Positions: Structure, Roles and ResponsibilitiesThe vice-chair or vice president generally serves as a backup leader to the board president so the board is never without leadership. These are some of the duties of a vice chair or vice president: Runs board meetings as requested and in the board president’s absence
- What Are the Duties of a Vice Chairman? - Reference.comThe duties of a vice chairman include assisting the chairman in carrying out important tasks, standing in place of the chairman when he is absent and acting as a go-between for the chairman and the subordinates.
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