The Royal Signals Amateur Radio Society (RSARS) is managed by an elected Committee responsible for the administration and day-to-day running of the Society.
Committee members are elected by the membership and normally serve until the following Annual General Meeting.
Major General A. N. Other, CB CBE
The President provides support and guidance to the Society and represents its wider interests.
John Smith — G0ABC
The Chairman leads the Committee and oversees the general management and direction of the Society.
David Brown — G4XYZ
The Vice Chairman assists the Chairman and acts on their behalf when required.
Peter Jones — M0AAA
The Secretary manages Society correspondence, Committee meetings and administrative matters.
Email: secretary@example.org
Michael Green — G3BBB
The Treasurer is responsible for the Society's finances, accounts and financial reporting.
Email: treasurer@example.org
Robert White — G0CCC
The Membership Secretary deals with membership applications, renewals and changes to members' details.
Email: membership@example.org
Sarah Williams — M0DDD
Sarah assists with Society events and publicity.
Andrew Taylor — G4EEE
Andrew supports the Society's amateur radio activities and operating events.
Richard Evans — G0FFF
Richard assists with technical matters and Society equipment.
Newsletter Editor
James Wilson — G3GGG
Responsible for preparing and publishing the Society newsletter.
Webmaster
Thomas Harris — M0HHH
Responsible for maintaining the Society website and online services.
QSL Manager
William Clark — G4III
Responsible for the Society's QSL card service.
If you'd like to contact the Committee, the Society Secretary should normally be your first point of contact.
Email: secretary@example.org
You can also contact individual officers using the details shown above.
The Committee meets periodically throughout the year to conduct Society business.
Members who would like the Committee to consider a particular matter should send it to the Secretary.
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING The Society's Annual General Meeting is normally held once each year. Details of the next AGM, including the date, venue and agenda, will be published on the website and in the Society newsletter.