Which SkillsUSA officer presides at meetings in the absence of the chapter president and supervises all committees?

The role of the SkillsUSA vice president is to take on the responsibilities of presiding over meetings when the chapter president is not present. In addition to this primary function, the vice president also has the important duty of overseeing all committees within the organization. This ensures that the various teams are organized, functioning effectively, and aligned with the chapter's goals. The vice president acts as a crucial link between the president and the committees, facilitating communication and support.

In contrast, the secretarial role primarily involves record-keeping and the management of documentation related to meetings and member attendance. The treasurer is responsible for managing the chapter's finances and ensuring that financial records are maintained accurately. The parliamentarian's focus is on ensuring that meetings are conducted according to proper parliamentary procedure, providing guidance on rules and protocols but not presiding over meetings or supervising committees. These distinctions clarify why the vice president is the most suitable choice for this responsibility.