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COMBAT VETERAN​S MOTORCYCLE ASSOCIATION®
CVMA® Chapter 10-1
Oklahoma City, OK.
COMMANDING OFFICER
The Commander presides over all meetings of the association; serves as Chairman of the Board of Directors; acts as oversight member of all committees; issues the call for regular and special meetings; schedules regular elections ensuring they are held IAW the bylaws; and carry out the directives of the CVMA® 10-1 BOD.
EXECUTIVE OFFICER
The Executive Officer will perform all duties of the CVMA® 10-1 Commander in his absence and is responsible for the management of prospective applicants.
TREASURER
The Treasurer collects dues and other forms of income due to the association, maintains the accounting books, makes payments from the association funds when so ordered by the CVMA® 10-1 BOD; signs all association checks and makes monthly reports of the CVMA® 10-1 financial status to the CVMA® 10-1 Officers and general membership. The Treasurer, in conjunction with the Commander, is responsible for executing all required federal and state filings in order to maintain the chapter's 501(c) status and submitting the annual report of the CVMA® 10-1 to the State Representative.
Chapter 10-1 Officers
SECRETARY
The Secretary keeps minutes of the CVMA® 10-1 meetings and presents them to the general membership upon request; is responsible for keeping all CVMA® 10-1 records and providing a method for roll taking at all CVMA® 10-1 events, and assumes all duties assigned to the office by the CVMA® 10-1 BOD.
SERGEANT AT ARMS
The Sergeant at Arms maintains order during CVMA® 10-1 meetings; addresses conflict between members, and ensures correct wearing of patches; is responsible for the safety of the chapter; ensures all voting is conducted in accordance with the CVMA® 10-1 bylaws.
PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER
LEAD ROAD CAPTAIN
The Public Relations Officer is charged with all of CVMA® 10-1 publicity, in conjunction with and approved by the CVMA® 10-1 Commander. Duties include overseeing all chapter social media channels, serving as the chapter historian, maintaining and/or coordinating all pictures, articles, and TV and radio announcements.
The Lead Road Captain serves in a non-BOD position in charge of all CVMA® 10-1 rides and rides that CVMA® 10-1 participates in as a group. The LRC also oversees the other Road Captains in the chapter. Duties include coordinating meeting places, assigning rider order as necessary, conducting safety briefs, times, routes, toll requirements, and ensuring all participants have safety gear and license/registration/insurance as required by state law; is the POC when coordinating police escorts and other groups. The Lead Road Captain has positional authority while underway and will defer only to the CO and/or XO.
CVMA® Chapter 10-1 Appointed Positions
WEBMASTER
&
ROAD CAPTAIN
The webmaster is responsible for all things concerning the chapter website.
Road Captains serve in a non-BOD position and operate at the discretion of the Lead Road Captain (LRC). Duties include leading or tailgunning group rides, coordinating meeting places, assigning rider order as necessary, conducting safety briefs, times, routes, toll requirements, and ensuring all participants have safety gear and license/registration/insurance as required by state law. Road Captains are also the POC when coordinating police escorts and other groups rides. Road Captains have positional authority while underway and will defer only to the CO, XO, and LRC.
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QUARTERMASTER
This position is responsible for supporting chapter logistics in the distribution and inventory control of the chapter's supplies, materials, and equipment procurement to aid in chapter meetings, events, and functions.
ROAD CAPTAINS
Road Captains serve in a non-BOD position and operate at the discretion of the Lead Road Captain (LRC). Duties include leading or tailgunning group rides, coordinating meeting places, assigning rider order as necessary, conducting safety briefs, times, routes, toll requirements, and ensuring all participants have safety gear and license/registration/insurance as required by state law. Road Captains are also the POC when coordinating police escorts and other groups rides. Road Captains have positional authority while underway and will defer only to the CO, XO, and LRC.
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