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verify governance docs on file; set reporting deadlines.\u000bMetrics: Minutes filed within 72 hours; records current; leadership updated in MyLegion.\n\u000eFirst Vice Commander (Membership) — One\u001ePager\nPurpose: Owns membership growth/retention; leads recruiting & Buddy Checks with a time\u001ephased plan.\u000bTop 5 Duties: Monthly targets; two Buddy Checks/year; recruit with programs; monitor renewals/undeliverables; report monthly.\u000bFirst 30 Days: Publish membership plan; build Buddy Check list & schedule; schedule first recruiting touchpoint.\u000bMetrics: Renewal %; new members vs goal; Buddy Check follow\u001eups closed.\n\u000eSecond Vice Commander (Programs) — One\u001ePager\nPurpose: Run programs/social calendar to drive engagement, visibility, and retention.\u000bTop 5 Duties: Month\u001eby\u001emonth calendar; partner coordination; staffing/promotion/after\u001eaction; ceremonies support; meeting impact reports.\u000bFirst 30 Days: Draft 90\u001eday calendar; confirm ceremony readiness; 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