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Board Officer duties and terms of office.
Officers shall
assume their official duties at the close of the
last membership meeting of the school year and
shall serve for a term continuing until the last
regular meeting of the membership of the
following year.
The President shall:
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Be the principal
executive officer of BAND BOOSTERS and shall, in
general, supervise and control its business and
affairs;
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Prepare and distribute
the agenda for, and preside at all meetings of the
organization and the Executive Board;
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Be a member ex-officio
(non-voting) of all committees except the nominating
and auditing committees and when needed to break a
tie;
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Convene Executive Board
meetings when necessary;
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Review all request for
BAND BOOSTERS funding before presenting them to the
Board for approval;
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Be the Registered Agent
of Beaverton Band Boosters during the current school
year and register as such by no later than its first
business meeting each year.;
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Perform other duties as
necessary.
The First Vice-President
shall:
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Assist the President and
perform the duties of the President in his or her
absence, or in the event of the President’s refusal
or inability to act; In case of inability to serve
or resignation of the President, the First Vice
President shall fill the unexpired term;
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The First Vice President
shall serve as the Fundraising Committee Chair. He
or she will be responsible for overseeing all
fundraising activities and report to the President
and/or the Executive Board;
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Perform other duties as
assigned by the President or Board of Directors.
The Second Vice-President
shall:
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Supervise and coordinate
all activities of standing committees and ad hoc
committees and shall report to the President and/or
the Executive Board;
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Perform other duties as
assigned by the President or Board of Directors.
The Secretary shall:
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Keep the records and
minutes of all the meetings of the BAND BOOSTERS and
other official business of the BAND BOOSTERS,
including a list of members in attendance;
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Have on hand, for
reference at each meeting, a copy of the by-laws,
Articles of Incorporation, Roberts Rules of Order,
the agenda prepared for such meeting, the minutes of
the previous meetings, and a list of all standing
committees, fund raising committees, ad hoc
committees and their chairpersons;
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Prepare a summary of
each BAND BOOSTERS meeting for distribution to the
membership and for posting on our web site;
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Keep minutes for a
minimum of 5 years and they shall be open to
examination by the membership at all reasonable
times;
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Perform other duties as
assigned by the President or the Executive Board.
The Treasurer shall:
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Shall have prior
experience or education in bookkeeping unless
otherwise approved by the Board of Directors;
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Receive all monies of
the BAND BOOSTERS, issuing receipts, and depositing
funds in the established bank account. All monies
collected shall be deposited in the name of
“Beaverton Band Boosters”;
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Keep accurate record of
all disbursement requests, receipts and expenditures
and shall present all unbudgeted bills to the Board
of Directors for approval;
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Maintaining the required
financial records to comply with state and federal
laws and to meet the needs of the organization;
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Disburse funds in
accordance with the approved budget as authorized by
the Executive Board, with the provision that all
checks over $500 must be cosigned by another member
of the Executive Board in the event there is not a
co-treasurer, or with an authorized expense form
filled out in proper accepted format with the
approved signature of the President, or First Vice
President, or the Second Vice President;
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Present a financial
statement at each of the Executive Board meetings
and at the membership meetings during the school
year, comparing them with the budgeted amounts. The
scope and detail of financial reports shall be
determined by the Executive Board;
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Ensure that all
organization funds are maintained in a bank or
savings and loan association federally insured
deposit account as directed by the Executive Board;
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As a member of the
Budget Committee, support the preparation of an
annual budget based on the recommendations of the
Board of Directors, Executive Board members and
committee chairs. The draft annual budget shall be
presented to and approved by the Executive Board
prior to the end of the fiscal year. The budget
shall be presented to the general membership for
final approval;
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Completing and
submitting all state and federal forms, reports and
tax returns required as a non-profit corporation of
the State of Oregon and the United States.;
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Submit financial
reports, support documentation and assistance as
requested by the President for audit on a regular
basis as determined by the Executive Board. The
minimum frequency of such audits shall be annually;
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Maintain financial
records dating back to a minimum of 7 years and they
shall be open to examination by members at all
reasonable times;
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Relinquish the books to
the new treasurer after an audit is made as
explained under the audit committee section;
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Providing statements of
any personal account standings to each member
(parents/guardians) as requested. The minimum
frequency of the statements shall be annually;
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Perform other duties as
assigned by the President or Executive Board.
Updated
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