Exec Positions
In the UK and Ireland each chapter has up to six or seven executive members. These are the members that are in charge of running the programs and looking after all the other members in that chapter. As BBYO is peer-led the exec positions are taken up by the older members of the group usually aged between 15-17. There are six to seven (depending on the chapter) positions all with different roles and jobs to do to keep everything going and in order. The order is as follows:
| Position | Job | Info |
|---|---|---|
| President | The President's job is to watch over their exec and to have an overall view over everything. | |
| Vice-President | The Vice President's main focus is on membership. This includes recruitment of new members, retaining current members and keeping a good relationship up with members. | |
| Administrator | The Administrator is in charge of treasury and security at meetings. They take the weekly subs and keep a record of them and organise security for their chapter meetings. | |
| Programmer | The programmer is in charge of making sure a programme is prepared for their chapter meeting and to help others with programme writing. | |
| JZA | JZA's job is to keep the rest of the chapter informed about information going on in Israel |
Judaism and Zionism Awareness Officer |
| Welfare Officer | It is the welfare's job to inform members and exec of welfare issues. |
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