Return Home

The American Society for Training and Development -- Linking People, Learning and Performance

Board of Directors

Board Member General Responsibilities

  1. Board members shall follow the guidance outlined in Articles III and IV of the Chapter by-laws
  2. Board members shall meet monthly to discuss Chapter matters. As stated in Article II section G, Boards members agree to attend all possible Board meetings. If due to other commitments a Board member misses three consecutive Board meetings it will be the responsibility of that Board member to communicate the feasibility of continuing in the capacity of the Board position.
  3. It is the responsibility of all Board members to carry out their roles & responsibilities in between Board meetings & communicate activities/accomplishments to all Board members.
  4. If a Board member can not attend a scheduled meeting it will be their responsibility to ensure the agenda items under their realm of responsibility are communicated to another Board member.
  5. In accordance with Article III, section I, item 2 of the Chapter by-laws, a Board member may resign from their position prior to the expiration of their term. The Board requests a written request for resignation with a minimum of two months notification.
  6. Board members agree to attend as many Chapter events as possible. The Board recognizes that on occasion, due to a last minute commitment, a Board member may not be able to attend an event. If and when this occurs (as long as it is not a frequent occurrence) that Board member will not be charged for the event.
  7. In accordance with Article III, section E of the Chapter by-laws, if a vote is going to occur during a Board meeting that a member can not attend, they may cast a proxy vote by communicating their decision to another Board member. This should be done via e-mail or written note so that Board member can bring the proxy vote to the meeting.

Executive Board Member

Each Executive Board Member will be responsible to manage and oversee all areas of their Executive Board Position. This includes overseeing all Board members, committees and volunteers who are operating within their Executive Board position. Currently ASTD-NH has 6 Executive Board Members: President, President Elect, VP of Marketing, VP of Communications/Secretary, VP of Programs, VP of Chapter Administration, and VP of Membership.

Executive Board Members are voting members on the Board. ASTD National requires all Executive Board Members to be members of ASTD National. This annual fee will be paid for each Executive Board member by ASTD-NH. If an Executive Board member wishes to donate their annual ASTD national membership to ASTD-NH they may do so by contacting the Chapter Administration Board member. Along with being members of National ASTD, each Executive Board member must abide by the Chapter By-laws and policies set fourth in this Chapter Operations Manual.

General Board Member

General Board members will work directly with Executive Board members to help ASTD-NH reach their goals and objectives. General Board members do not have to be members of national ASTD, but must abide by the Chapter By-laws and policies set fourth in this Chapter Operations Manual.

In addition to the 6 Executive Board members, ASTD-NH has 6 General Board Members, one General Board Member to assist each Executive Board member. The Executive Board may change the number of General Board Member positions to better serve the needs of the Chapter. When the Executive Board changes the number of General Board Members this change will be reflected in this chapter of the Chapter Operations Manual.

Committee Member

Any member of ASTD-NH may serve on a committee. Committees may be formed for any project that works to serve the needs of ASTD-NH and it's members. ASTD-NH members may volunteer to be on a committee for short-term or long-term projects. If an ASTD-NH member has a specific interest or experience they would like to contribute to the Chapter, the Executive Board will work to find a project that serves their interests.

Executive Board Members, with the assistance of Board Members, will be responsible for their committees and will give guidance and support whenever it is necessary.

Committee members will not be actual members of the Board, but the work of committees will be key to the success of the Chapter.

See also individual committee information:

Return to top

side header

broad-based capacity-constrained systems. This will

Next Month

a interchange synchronization, thereby exploiting technical environments for mission critical