2017-2018 KENTUCKY FBLA STATE OFFICER CANDIDATES DUTIES, RESPONSIBILITIES AND APPLICATION As a Kentucky FBLA state officer, you are a member of the State’s Executive Council. State officers should consider their role within the association much like a job. They will need to commit time, talent, and energy to complete their tasks. Kentucky FBLA, like any employer, expects faithful service on the part of the officers. Commitments should be fulfilled, assignments completed timely, and talents fully committed to the successful completion of the adopted program of work and advancement of the organization’s mission. State officers are expected to possess a strong base of knowledge about the association. Additional responsibilities include preparing and delivering presentations when asked to visit schools, conferences, businesses, etc.; recruit new chapters and members; support your local chapter and its activities; contribute ideas for improving Kentucky FBLA; and serve as an member on your own Regional Executive Council. The term of office begins after the State Leadership Conference held during the school year of the election. The State President shall: serve as chair of the State Executive Council; preside over all meetings of the State Chapter and the State Executive Council; create appropriately needed committees and appoint committee chairs and members with the approval of the Board of Directors; maintain a close and continuing relationship with the Board of Directors of FBLA; serve as a state delegate during his/her term to the National FBLA Leadership Conference; and perform other duties for the promotion and development of local, regional, state, and national FBLA. The State Vice President shall: assist the President; act in the absence of the State President; serve as a state delegate during his/her term of office to the FBLA National Leadership Conference; as an active member of the State Executive Council; prepare slides of all Leadership Conferences following the State Leadership Conference at which the Vice President was elected and present the Year In Review; and perform such duties as directed by the State President. The State Secretary shall: perform the duties pertaining to the office of secretary; keep an accurate record of all meetings of the State Chapter of FBLA and of the meetings of the State Executive Council; submit a copy of the State Executive Council minutes to the State Adviser and Adviser to the State Officers prior to the next meeting for approval; supply a copy of the minutes and substantiating reports to the members of the State Executive Council promptly after the meetings; serve as an active member of the State Executive Council; and perform such duties as directed by the State President. The State Treasurer shall:
2017-2018 KENTUCKY FBLA STATE OFFICER CANDIDATES DUTIES, RESPONSIBILITIES AND APPLICATION As a Kentucky FBLA state officer, you are a member of the State’s Executive Council. State officers should consider their role within the association much like a job. They will need to commit time, talent, and energy to complete their tasks. Kentucky FBLA, like any employer, expects faithful service on the part of the officers. Commitments should be fulfilled, assignments completed timely, and talents fully committed to the successful completion of the adopted program of work and advancement of the organization’s mission. State officers are expected to possess a strong base of knowledge about the association. Additional responsibilities include preparing and delivering presentations when asked to visit schools, conferences, businesses, etc.; recruit new chapters and members; support your local chapter and its activities; contribute ideas for improving Kentucky FBLA; and serve as an member on your own Regional Executive Council. The term of office begins after the State Leadership Conference held during the school year of the election. The State President shall: serve as chair of the State Executive Council; preside over all meetings of the State Chapter and the State Executive Council; create appropriately needed committees and appoint committee chairs and members with the approval of the Board of Directors; maintain a close and continuing relationship with the Board of Directors of FBLA; serve as a state delegate during his/her term to the National FBLA Leadership Conference; and perform other duties for the promotion and development of local, regional, state, and national FBLA. The State Vice President shall: assist the President; act in the absence of the State President; serve as a state delegate during his/her term of office to the FBLA National Leadership Conference; as an active member of the State Executive Council; prepare slides of all Leadership Conferences following the State Leadership Conference at which the Vice President was elected and present the Year In Review; and perform such duties as directed by the State President. The State Secretary shall: perform the duties pertaining to the office of secretary; keep an accurate record of all meetings of the State Chapter of FBLA and of the meetings of the State Executive Council; submit a copy of the State Executive Council minutes to the State Adviser and Adviser to the State Officers prior to the next meeting for approval; supply a copy of the minutes and substantiating reports to the members of the State Executive Council promptly after the meetings; serve as an active member of the State Executive Council; and perform such duties as directed by the State President. The State Treasurer shall: