DallasHR PRESIDENT
Position Summary:
The President serves a one-year term and must have been elected to first serve as President-Elect. The President serves as a member of the Board of Trustees (“BOT”), the Executive Committee (“EC”) and as Chair of the DallasHR Board of Directors. The President provides leadership consistent with the organization’s Bylaws. The President also serves as a voting member of the Texas State Council.
Reports To: The Board of Trustees of Dallas Human Resource Management Association, Inc. (“DHRMA”)
Works closely with DHRMA Executive Director
Responsibilities:
- Conducts the business of DallasHR (“Association”) in accordance with the Bylaws
- Serves as chairperson of the Association's Board of Directors
- Presides over the activities of all DallasHR directors, chairs and committees, to ensure the accomplishment of Association goals, objectives, and strategies
- Appropriate management of budgetary funds of Association
- Complete annual SHRM Affiliate Program for Excellence (SHAPE) and submit by deadline
- Oversees submission for the Chapter’s Pinnacle Award application, if applicable
- Chairs all DallasHR Board meetings and membership meetings
- Serves as the DallasHR official representative to the Texas State Council, operating within SHRM guidelines
- Active participation on HRConnect to engage members and share best practices and knowledge
- Communicates state, area and/or national goals, policies, and programs to Association members
- Plans and coordinates with local chapters SHRM Texas event held each October in conjunction with HRSWC
- Participates in the development and implementation of short-term and long-term strategic planning for the organization as a member of the Board of Trustees and Executive Committee
- Represents the Association in the human resources community
- Represents the Association to form strategic alliances with other organizations, including the area presidents group (three local SHRM affiliated chapters)
Qualifications:
- Must be a member of SHRM and DallasHR
- Previously served a minimum of three years in a leadership position with the Corporation, with two of those years in DallasHR
- Has at least 7 years overall experience in the HR profession, HR education, or HR legal arena
- Professional certification is preferred (such as, PHR, SPHR, GPHR, CCP, CEBS)
Expectations:
- Adhere to DHRMA Bylaws and Code of Ethics
- Attendance at Board of Trustee meetings and Executive Committee meetings
- Attendance at Association meetings and events (monthly Board meetings, monthly membership meetings, special programs, social events, etc.)
- Attendance at twoSHRM Texas Meetings, minimally at the TSC Leadership meeting.
- Attends DallasHR/The HRSouthwest Conference leadership orientation
- Active participation on HRConnect
- Recommended attendance The HRSouthwest Conferenceboard meetings
- Recommended attendance at The HRSouthwest Conference
Note: All final contract negotiations shall be reviewed and signed by the Executive Director
DallasHR PRESIDENT-ELECT
Position Summary:
The President-Elect is elected by the membership to serve a one-year term. The acceptance of this position is a commitment to also serve a one-year term as President. The President-Elect serves as a member of the Executive Committee and the Association Board of Directors. The President-Elect works closely with the President to learn how to operate the Association effectively and shall assist the President in overseeing all the activities of the Association consistent with the Bylaws. In the absence of the President, the President-Elect will perform all the Presidential responsibilities.
Reports To: DallasHR President
Works closely with DHRMA Executive Director
Committees Reporting to President-Elect: SHRM Foundation Fundraiser Committee
Responsibilities:
- Acts as SHRM Foundation representative and conducts Association/SHRM Foundation fundraiser
- Promotes the SHRM Foundation at Association meetings and/or in Association newsletter
- Appropriate management of budgetary funds within areas of authority
- Coordinates joint event (if applicable) with other local SHRM-affiliated chapters
- Serves as chair for membership meetings when President is unavailable
- Ensures all directors post monthly Board reports on HRConnect prior to Board meetingsMaintains Association Board of Directors and Chairs (if applicable) membership roster
- Documents DallasHR Board meeting minutes to include financial decisions, activities, procedural changes and approval requests for Executive Committee/Board of Trustees
- Active participation on HRConnect to engage members and share best practices and knowledge
- Completes other assignments as requested by the President or other corporate leadership
- Participates in the development and implementation of short-term and long-term strategic planning
- At year end, works with newly elected President-Elect, current Executive Committee and Staff to lead succession planning for incoming leadership team
- At year end and in conjunction with newly elected President-Elect, appoints incoming Association leadership team of Directors and Chairs. Team must be approved by Board of Trustees.
- Represents the Association in the human resources community
- Represents the Association to form strategic alliances with other organizations
Qualifications:
- Must be a member of SHRM and DallasHR
- Professional certification is preferred (such as, PHR, SPHR, GPHR, CCP, CEBS)
- Previously served a minimum of two years in a leadership position with DHRMA, with one of those years in DallasHR
- Must have at least 6 years’ experience in the HR profession, HR education, or HR legal arena
Expectations:
- Adhere to DHRMA Bylaws and Code of Ethics
- Attendance at Executive Committee Meetings
- Attendance at Association meetings and events (monthly Board meetings, monthly membership meetings, special programs, social events, etc.)
- Attends DallasHR/The HRSouthwest Conference/DFW SMA leadership orientation
- Active participation on HRConnect
- Recommended attendance The HRSouthwest Conferenceboard meetings
- Recommended attendance at The HRSouthwest Conference
Note: All final contract negotiations shall be reviewed and signed by the Executive Director.
DallasHR COMMUNITY RELATIONS DIRECTOR/Co-DIRECTOR
Position Summary:
The Community Relations Director is appointed to serve a one-year term. This position serves as a member of the DallasHR Board of Directors. This position oversees all community relations activities and the Community Relations Committee.
Reports to: The President of DallasHR
Works closely with DallasHR Staff
Responsibilities:
- Organizes a committee of volunteers (7 recommended) and conducts regularly scheduled committee meetings
- Review various organizations and determine the level of need and volunteer opportunities available for DallasHR membership
- Develops volunteer programs
- Chair the Community Relations Committee to coordinate member volunteer efforts for each partner organization
- Appoints liaisons as necessary to support various approved charitable organizations and coordinate the volunteer efforts of the membership
- Coordinate donation or charitable events for monthly meetings or other programs
- Active participation in HRConnect to engage members by sharing best practices and knowledge
- Participates in the development and implementation of short-term and long-term strategic planning for the Association
- Provide information to Staff to be distributed to the membership on volunteer and donation opportunities
- Provide information and articles for the quarterly newsletter
- Provide content updates to Staff for DallasHR website
- Prepare monthly report to the Board of Directors on committee plans/activities and post on HRConnect Board Group
- Post committee notes and materials in HRConnect committee group for historical archive
- Appropriate management of budgetary funds within areas of authority
- Represents the Association in the human resources community
Qualifications:
- Must be a current member of DallasHR and have held membership at least one year
- Must be a current member of SHRM
- Prefer at least one year of experience on a DallasHR committee
- Professional certification is preferred (such as, PHR, SPHR, GPHR, SHRM-CP, SHRM-SCP, CCP, CEBS)
Expectations:
- Adhere to DHRMA Bylaws and Code of Ethics
- Attendance at DallasHR Board of Directors meetings
- Partner with Staff liaison to coordinate committee activities and ensure the successful execution of committee goals and tasks (See Staff Liaison Job Description)
- Attends DallasHR/The HRSouthwest Conference leadership orientation
- Attendance at all monthly membership meetings and events
- Active participation on HRConnect
Note: All final contract negotiations shall be reviewed and signed by the Executive Director.
DallasHR DFW STAFFING MANAGEMENT ALLIANCE DIRECTOR
Position Summary:
The DFW SMA Director is appointed to serve a one-year term. This position serves as a member of the DallasHR Board of Directors. The position oversees a team focused on the engagement of the staffing management community and the delivery of best practice resources specific to this member services area.
Reports to: The President of DallasHR
Work closely with the DallasHR Staff
Responsibilities:
- Organize a committee of five (5 recommended) volunteers committed to the delivery of services to the staffing management membership and community. These volunteers will serve on this committee as well as participate on other DallasHR committees responsible for activity. (See assignment in parenthesis.)
- Design activities and communications focused on engaging the internal and external staffing management professionals as active participants in DallasHR (DallasHR Member Engagement Committee. See job description.)
- Produce 4/5 educational programs focused specifically on the member services area (DallasHR Programming Committee. See job description)
- Coordinate speaker selection process to include soliciting speaker ideas/topics, evaluating speaker proposals, conduct reference checks.
- Solicit topics of interest from staffing management community, research trends that impact the profession/professional
- Oversee the coordination and production of educational programs
- Proactively engage the DFW SMA HRConnect community to share best practices and establish an active dialogue of those members
- Contribute articles for association newsletter and website
- Research and recommend industry specific resources and best practice ideas to include on DFW SMA web pages
- Provide recommendations of business services and product organizations for potential sponsorships
- Prepare monthly report to the Board of Directors on committee plans/activities and post on HRConnect board group
- Represents DFW SMA to form strategic alliances with other organizations
- Participates in the development and implementation of short-term and long-term strategic planning for the Association
- Provide information to Staff to be distributed to the membership on communications, events and activities
- Appropriate management of budgetary funds within areas of authority
- Represents the Association in the human resources community
Qualifications:
- Must be a current member of DallasHR and have held membership at least one year
- Must be a current member of SHRM
- Prefer at least one year of experience on a DallasHR committee
- Professional certification is preferred (such as, PHR, SPHR, GPHR, SHRM-CP, SHRM-SCP, CCP, CEBS)
Expectations:
- Adhere to DHRMA Bylaws and Code of Ethics
- Attendance at DallasHR Board of Directors meetings
- Partner with Staff liaison to coordinate committee activities and ensure the successful execution of committee goals and tasks (See Staff Liaison Job Description)
- Attends DallasHR/The HRSouthwest Conference leadership orientation
- Attendance at all monthly membership meetings and events
- Active participation on HRConnect
Note: All final contract negotiations shall be reviewed and signed by the Executive Director.
DallasHR GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS DIRECTOR/ Co-DIRECTOR
Position Summary:
The Governmental Affairs Director(s) is appointed to serve a one-year term. This position serves as a member of the DallasHR Board of Directors. The Government Affairs Director(s) monitors and evaluates, on a continuing basis, pending legislative, regulatory and legal action at the federal, state, and local level that may have an impact on the management of human resources. The Government Affairs Director(s) will communicate to membership SHRM's position on legislation affecting the human resources profession.
Reports To: The President of DallasHR
Responsibilities:
- Organizes a committee of volunteers (5recommended) and conduct regularly scheduled committee meetings
- Support Programming Committee in developing educational content for membership in the area of employment law and risk management
- Develops annual legal exchange conference to include topics, speakers, format. Recommends luncheonspeaker and topic to the Programming Committee for this event.
- Active participation on HRConnect to engage members by sharing best practices, legislative updates and knowledge
- Monitors state and local government activities and provides timely information on public policy issues and communicates to DallasHR members
- Participates in SHRM’s volunteer leader webcasts in the area of Government Affairs
- Promotes within the Association increased knowledge and activities for influencing legislation and legal issues impacting HR
- Completes other assignments as requested by the President or other corporate leadership
- Prepare monthly report to the Board of Directors on committee plans/activities and posts on HRConnect Board group
- Participates in the implementation of short-term and long-term strategic goals for the Association
- Appropriate management of budgetary funds within areas of authority
- Represents the Association in the human resources community
Qualifications:
- Must be a current member of DallasHR and have held membership at least one year
- Must be a current member of SHRM
- Prefer at least one year of experience on a DallasHR committee
- Professional certification is preferred (such as, PHR, SPHR, GPHR, SHRM-CP, SHRM-SCP, CCP, CEBS)
Expectations:
- Adhere to DHRMA Bylaws and Code of Ethics
- Attendance at DallasHR Board of Directors meetings
- Partner with Staff liaison to coordinate committee activities and ensure the successful execution of committee goals and tasks (See Staff Liaison Job Description)
- Attends DallasHR/The HRSouthwest Conference leadership orientation
- Attendance at all monthly membership meetings and events
- Active participation on HRConnect
Note: All final contract negotiations shall be reviewed and signed by the Executive Director.
DallasHR MEMBER ENGAGEMENT DIRECTOR/Co-DIRECTOR
Position Summary:
The Member Engagement Director(s) is appointed to serve a one-year term.This position serves as a member of the DallasHR Board of Directors. The Member Engagement Director(s) will assure the activities and initiatives of the chapter are focused on engaging and retaining chapter members in partnership with the Member and Attendee Relations Manager (MARM).
Reports To: The President of DallasHR
Works closely with DallasHR Staff
Responsibilities:
Organizes a committee of volunteers (8 recommended) and conducts regularly scheduled committee meetings
Member Relations
- Identifies and pursues sources for new members to include any special projects, promotions or programs designed to increase membership numbers
- Identifies and pursues resources, programs, processes to retain members
- Identifies possible programs and/or partnerships that will benefit DallasHR members
- Identifies value proposition for recruitment and retention
- On-going member needs assessment (weekly phone calls, emails or face-to-face interaction with members)
Ambassadors
- Solicit, train and facilitate communication between volunteers to serve as goodwill representatives and table hosts to welcome new members at scheduled monthly meetings
- Ensure that a committee member will be present at the Monthly Meeting to welcome registered guests at the name badge table
New Member Orientation - “Maximize your Membership”
- Obtain list of new members each month from Staff
- Ensure each new member is contacted by a committee member and invited to quarterly ”maximize your membership”orientation program
- Report number of RSVP’s back to Staff
- Participate in “maximize your membership” program
New Member Referral Program
- Notify new member referral drawing winner that they were the winner and will be recognized at the DallasHR monthly meeting and will receive a certificate for a free luncheon in the mail
- Mail gift cards in DHR logo note cards with personalized message to all referrers
Member Events
- Plans prospective member events in conjunction with committee members and Staff
- Identifies social and networking events and/or partnerships that will benefit DallasHR members and attract potential new members
- Attends networking events and pro-actively engages attendees
General Responsibilities
- Active participation on HRConnect to engage members by sharing best practices and knowledge
- Appoints chairs as needed, as appropriate, with Presidents final approval
- Prepares monthly reports for the DallasHR Board of Directors relative to statistics and services and posts on HRConnect Board group
- Supports the activities of chairs and committee members
- Completes other assignments as requested by the President or other corporate leadership
- Participates in the development and implementation of short-term and long-term strategic planning for the Association
- Appropriate management of budgetary funds within areas of authority
- Represents the Association in the human resources community
Qualifications:
- Must be a current member of DallasHR and have held membership at least one year
- Must be a current member of SHRM
- Prefer at least one year of experience on a DallasHR committee
- Professional certification is preferred (such as, PHR, SPHR, GPHR, SHRM-CP, SHRM-SCP, CCP, CEBS)
Expectations:
- Adhere to DHRMA Bylaws and Code of Ethics
- Attendance at DallasHR Board of Directors meetings
- Partner with Staff liaison to coordinate committee activities and ensure the successful execution of committee goals and tasks (See Staff Liaison Job Description)
- Attends DallasHR/The HRSouthwest Conference leadership orientation
- Attendance at all monthly membership meetings and events
- Active participation on HRConnect
Note: All final contract negotiations shall be reviewed and signed by the Executive Director.
DallasHR PROFESSIONAL EMPHASIS GROUPS DIRECTOR/Co-DIRECTOR
Position Summary:
The Professional Emphasis Groups (PEG) Director(s) is appointed to serve a one-year term. This position serves as a member of the DallasHR Board of Directors. This position oversees all Professional Emphasis Groups (PEG).
PEG's are designed to provide an avenue for connection, learning and collaboration in specialized areas of practice and interest within the DallasHR membership. DallasHR membership is required to participate in PEG groups. Members, who have a bona fide interest in the practice area or industry represented by the PEG and would like to build a professional network,advance their HR knowledge and communicate information, are encouraged to participate.