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How to IPP the RDG Way

Site: Saturn Forge: Learn
Course: Build a RDG Toastmasters Club: Leadership
Book: How to IPP the RDG Way
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Date: Saturday, 23 November 2024, 8:16 AM

Description

You'd think after serving as president, you'd get a reprieve, but that's not quite the case. This lesson will cover the responsibilities of the immediate past president.

Table of contents

1. What is the IPP?

The immediate past president is not an elected position, as the name implies. Their main duties are to function mostly as a mentor to the new executive committee and chair the nominating committee.


2. IPP Roles & Responsibilities In-Depth

  • Attends and participates in executive committee meetings.
  • Provides guidance for the executive committee in operational leadership of the club.
The IPP should act as an advisor for executive committee meetings. An ongoing negotiation between the current president and the IPP will be needed to determine how far that guidance goes, to prevent toes being stepped on. The newer the president, the more guidance may be needed, but the IPP should defer to the president's decision.

  • Mentors the current President. 
The need for this will, of course, depend on the levels of experience for the IPP and the new president. Given that the president needs it, one-on-ones should be scheduled on a monthly basis, at least for six months.

  • Chairs nominating committee.  

The IPP should refer to the Club Leadership Handbook for details on this process. It should be started two months out from the due date.

Because the IPP is less involved than other officers, there's no need for a two week plan.

3. What's In it for me as an IPP?

The IPP gives you a chance to learn the following skills:

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