THE MISSION OF THE DISTRICT
The mission of the district is to enhance the performance andextend the network of clubs, thereby offering greater numbers of people the opportunity to benefit from the Toastmasters educational program by:

□ Focusing on the critical success factors as specified by
     the district educational and membership goals.

□ Ensuring that each club effectively fulfills its
     responsibilities to its members.

□ Providing effective training and leadership development
     opportunities for club and district officers.

TOASTMASTERS INTERNATIONAL VISION
Toastmasters International empowers people to achieve their full potential and realize their dreams. Through our member clubs, people throughout the world can improve their communication and leadership skills, giving them the courage to change.

DISTRICT GOVERNOR
Mission/Purpose
As the district's chief executive officer, directs the district in a way which fosters strong clubs; produces maximum growth in education completions, club and membership; and is consistent with the interests of members of Toastmasters International. Responsible for motivating the district to achieve Distinguished District. Achieves the mission of the district in a manner which motivates volunteer leaders and promotes a standard of excellence in all district activities.

Qualifications.
At the time of taking office, the district governor shall have served at least six (6) consecutive months as a club president and at least twelve (12) consecutive months as a lt. governor or division governor or a combination thereof and must be a member in good standing of a Toastmasters club in good standing..

LT. GOVERNOR EDUCATION AND TRAINING
Mission/Purpose
Under the guidance of the district governor, strives to have
every club and each member reap the benefits of the
Toastmasters educational program and to have every club
become a Distinguished Club. Responsible for achieving
Distinguished District goals for CCS, ACS and Distinguished
Clubs. Provides direction and counsel to

LT. GOVERNOR MARKETING
Mission/Purpose
Under guidance of the district governor, makes the benefits of Toastmasters membership available to greater numbers of people. Plans, develops, implements, and directs short-term and long-term district marketing objectives. Develops and directs programs for new club development, club rescue efforts, club membership promotion, and membership retention. Responsible for achieving Distinguished District goals for membership and club growth. Promotes standards of service to the member and to the club.

Qualifications (at the time of taking office)
The lt. governor marketing shall have served for at least six(6) consecutive months as a club president and at least twelve (12) consecutive months as a lt. governor, a division governor, or as an area governor, or a combination thereof and must be a member in good standing of a Toastmasters club in good standing..

Achieves the mission of the district within the division, accomplishing district goals in membership building and retention, club extension, and educational accomplishments. Ensures that each club realizes its mission and fulfills its responsibilities to its members. Responsible for achieving Distinguished Division Program goals and for ensuring that areas and clubs within the division achieve Distinguished status. Serves the division clubs by providing district support and resources through the area governors.

Qualifications (at the time of taking office)
A division governor shall have served at least six (6) consecutive months as a member of a district council (e.g., club president, vice president education, area governor, district secretary, district treasurer) and must be a member in good standing of a Toastmasters club in good standing.

AREA GOVERNOR
Mission/Purpose
Provides district contact, support, and assistance to the club so that it may achieve the club mission and fulfill its responsibilities to its members. Helps clubs by keeping in regular contact with club presidents in the area and by visiting each club at least twice during the year. Is responsible for achieving Distinguished Area Program goals and for ensuring that each area club is a Distinguished Club.

Qualifications (at the time of taking office)
Insofar as practicable, an area governor should have served as a member of a district council (e.g., club president, vice president education, or district officer) and must be a member in good standing of a Toastmasters club in good standing.

DISTRICT PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER
Mission/Purpose
Works under the direction of the district governor. Helps
maintain communication between the district and its members and works to increase public awareness of Toastmasters International through the media. The public relations officer prepares a public relations program designed to achieve goals for membership growth, club growth and educational achievements in clubs and achievement in the Distinguished Club Program. Promotes district conferences and leadership training opportunities within the district.

Qualifications (at the time of taking office)
This officer serves in a staff position under the direction of the district governor and must be a member in good standing of a Toastmasters club in good standing.

DISTRICT TREASURER
Mission/Purpose
Establishes and maintains effective fiscal management of the district. Promotes the growth of Toastmasters by providing sound fiscal guidance to the district. Produces monthly reports reflecting the district’s financial status and ensures that expenditures remain within the budget approved by the district council. Ensures that the district maintains the financial controls established by Toastmasters International.

Qualifications (at the time of taking office)
Should have accounting experience, understand basic
bookkeeping practices and must be a member in good standing of a Toastmasters club in good standing.