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President and Vice President Duties
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Prepare an agenda and preside at all meetings of the Association.
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Supervise and direct the affairs of the Association.
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Act as spokesperson for the Association.
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Have the power to create committees and make appointments that he/she deems necessary to aide him/her in the fulfillment of his/her duties, subject to approval of the Board of Directors.
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Have the power to break any tie of the Board of Directors vote.
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Sign checks in the absence of the treasurer.
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Approve all expenditures, newsletter material and all other activities dealing with the Association, contingent upon approval by the Board of Directors.
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Deliver a quarterly address to the membership on the State of the Association, to be reported in the Association newsletter.
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Appoint a formal liaison to other veterinary medical organizations within the state of Tennessee.
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Prepare and submit an annual report to the General Membership at the end of his/her term to be delivered at the annual business meeting.
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Turn over all Association records to his/her duly elected successor within 30 days of the completion of his/her term of office.
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Actively seeks out corporate sponsorships
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Serve for two years