Question: Conducting a meeting

The people interested in running for the PTO President want the job, but don't want to get in front of people to run the meeting. Is it common to have a person to only conduct the meetings, like a chairman instead of the President?

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kbryant10 writes:
This is the same thing I am struggling with now. I love being a PTO Officer, but not sure about running the meeting in front of everyone.

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Question: Conducting a meeting

The people interested in running for the PTO President want the job, but don't want to get in front of people to run the meeting. Is it common to have a person to only conduct the meetings, like a chairman instead of the President?

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Question: Conducting a meeting

The people interested in running for the PTO President want the job, but don't want to get in front of people to run the meeting. Is it common to have a person to only conduct the meetings, like a chairman instead of the President?

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