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Duties of a communications chair
A clear job description so communications is not an afterthought.
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When nobody owns communications, everyone owns a fragment and nothing ships on time. The communications chair owns message, calendar, media, and channel standards.
That does not mean doing all the work alone. It means deciding what goes out, who produces it, and how the board hears results.
The full guide is a role charter: weekly duties, monthly deliverables, and handoff tools for the next volunteer.
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The full guide covers
- Role charter and weekly duties
- Channel ownership map
- Media and crisis escalation
- Handoff packet for successors
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