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Area Governor
Job Description
The area governor provides
support and assistance to each
club so that it may achieve the
club mission and fulfill its
responsibilities to club
members. Insofar as practicable,
an area governor must have
served as a member of a district
council. An area governor is
eligible for reelection or
reappointment for one succeeding
term only.
Responsibilities:
Serve as a member of the
executive committee and
district council.
Uphold the bylaws and
policies of Toastmasters
International and the
district administrative
bylaws, following them to
the best of his or her
ability.
Serve under the direction of
the district governor and
receive guidance from the
lieutenant governor
education and training,
lieutenant governor
marketing and the public
relations officer.
Report regularly to the
division governor on area
progress.
Serve as chairman of the
area council.
Participate in area governor
training provided by the
district.
Advise district leaders if
your area falls below four
clubs
or grows over six clubs.
This is the minimum and
maximum number of clubs
allowed within an area. Area
alignment of clubs is
approved at the annual
conference in April and May
and becomes effective July 1
and stays in place for one
year. Be sure to notify
district leaders in Jan/Feb
about the size and health of
your area (new clubs/dropped
clubs) so the alignment
committee can prepare a
report for approval at the
annual meeting in April/May.
Standards:
Focus on membership growth
and educational achievements
in clubs so the area can
achieve a minimum
recognition of Distinguished
Area.
Motivate and assist each
club in the area to become a
Distinguished Club.
Make at least two club
visits:
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