Main
purpose of role: There are two distinct functions of the chairperson,
the Executive role and the Ambassador role. They are applicable in different
instances.
To chair the meetings and act as principal officer throughout
the year, by making decisions whenever the need arises, in consultation
with other officers when appropriate
To attend meetings in a neutral and uncommitted capacity, to
enable the group to have a discussion with a neutral person in the
chair.
Actual
duties involved
To provide direction for the Club by effective leadership and
management
Monitor and evaluate the progress of agreed actions - both
short term and strategic
Ensure that succession and forward planning are integral and
ongoing in the Club
Manage other Club officers to ensure the delivery of their
responsibilities
Ensure that the two common elements mentioned above are in
place and followed by Members
Ensure that the Club structure and responsibilities are transparent
and available to the Membership
Represent (or arrange a representative for) the Club on the
constituent body Committee
Chair and
manage the Executive Management Committee and monthly Club meetings
Liaison
with:
Executive Management Committee
Club Membership
Sponsors and Supporters
The
post holder will be responsible to: The Executive Management
Committee Meetings to attend
Chairperson of Executive
Management Committee
Sub Committees, by request
Minis and Youth Executive
Committee, by request
Club Annual General Meeting
County Annual General
Meeting
RFU forums and meetings,
if appropriate
Term
of role: The chairman will be appointed for one year at a time,
with the expectation that the post holder will retain the role for a maximum
of 3 years. Benefits
Reasonable travel expenses
Other associated expenses
as directed by the Treasurer
Increase in profile within
the rugby fraternity and local & national media
Other benefits as set
out by the Club
Other
information: to ensure that equal opportunities exist through
the Committee and its actions