District Leadership
A district board is typically composed of a Governor, Secretary, Treasurer, Bulletin Editor, Lieutenant Governors, and District Chairs. However, some districts combine the Secretary and Treasurer positions and/or use a Council of Presidents in lieu of Lieutenant Governors.
District Governor
- Chief Executive Office
- Performs all duties as outlined in the International and District Bylaws
- Presides at all board meetings
- Provides direction and support to clubs and district officers
- Communicates district progress to Kiwanis and Circle K International
- Attends Governor and Administrator Training Conference
- Represents the district at international events
District Secretary
- Tales and distributes board meeting and House of Delegates minutes
- Completes and submits monthly reports as required
- In the absence of the governor, assumes all duties of the governor
District Treasurer
- Prepares a district budget and maintains financial records with Kiwanis approval
- Ensures that clubs pay their dues by sending reminders
- Educates members about dues
District Editor
- Develops a publication for the district’s clubs with information about service initiatives, district events, leadership development, and international events and initiatives
Lieutenant Governors
- Supports and represents a cluster of clubs in a geographic region aligned with the Kiwanis division boundaries
- Assists with the chartering and development of new clubs
District Committees
- Districts can have a variety of committees including, but not limited to, conventions, laws & regulations, technology, Kiwanis-family, etc.
- Ad-hoc committees are formed based on the needs and goals of the district