The President holds the club’s responsibilities and should be aware of all what’s happening in the club.
The Vice President supports the president, presides over meetings in the president’s absence, serves on the board of directors and as an officer at large of all committees, handles special assignments as directed by the president, and stays aware of club goals and activities.
The Secretary helps the club function efficiently, maintains all club records, holds responsibility of the club email, takes minutes at all club meetings, and sets meeting agenda along with the president and directors.
The Treasurer oversees all funds and financial records, ensures transparency in financial operations, collects membership dues, manages all money collected from dues and all proceeds from fundraising projects, prepares and administers the budget, prepares monthly reports that accurately detail the club’s finances and expenses, and coordinates with the Finance Committee Director.
The Sergeant at Arms is responsible for setting up and preparing the meeting space, managing logistical details, and ensuring smooth transitions during meetings. They maintain order, enforce the club's code of conduct, keep track of time, and serve as the Master of Ceremony for events, ensuring all activities are executed effectively.
The Immediate Past President is a board member that was the president in the past Rotarian year. He is found in the board for his past and overall experience.
The Club Mentor is a newly appointed position, by the president. She helps guests engage in the club and keeps track of the guest’s process. She ensures the retention of members and commitment of the whole club.
The Advisor is an appointed position by the president. He is a member that is an added value in everything Rotaract related, having had enough experience to know how to offer help in the best interest of the club.
The Consultant is an appointed position by the president. He is a member that is an added value in everything Rotaract related, having had enough experience to know how to offer help in the best interest of the club.
The Community Service Director addresses the social needs of the community and tries to make an impact no matter how small or big it is, for we are a part of this community, and when it rises, we all rise together.
The Professional Development Director highlights members’ professional contribution to the community by taking suggestions from club members for professional development workshops and sessions. Explores professional resources in the community, leads, organizes and implements all professional development activities.
The International Services Director promotes better relations with other clubs worldwide through a framework of friendship and service. Addresses the international needs and concerns.
The Finance Director is responsible for financing all the projects or events in order to get the required result from helping our community.
The Club Service Director plans projects to build team chemistry and evolve it to one big family, while having fun. Knowing that Rotaract is based on fellowship through service.
The Rotary Foundation Director plays an important role in guiding and overseeing the strategic direction of the Rotary Foundation, ensuring that it fulfills its mission of advancing world understanding, goodwill, and peace.
The Public Relations Director maintains a favorable public image of the club, as well as holding a professional relationship between other organizations and our club. Promotes the club in the best way possible.
The Social Media Director portrays a great image of the club by managing our social media accounts. Shows off our members' hard work and dedication towards maintaining our exceptional standards.
