The Chair must be thoughtful and avoid acting rashly. Proposals should be well thought out prior to presentation and implementation. This mean talking ideas over with as many people as possible and listening to what they have to say. It means being flexible enough to change the plan when good suggestions are made. The Chair should encourage participation and seek the input of others before decisions are made.
People work harder for proposals they helped to develop.
This includes fund-raising, budgets and finance, database management, inquiry processing, newsletter publishing, etc. And beyond all of this, the Chair must understand libertarians. Like most people, Libertarians want courtesy and respect. Libertarians need to feel that their efforts are appreciated and their ideas valued. Since there is no patronage and little money, success will come only from the energy and creativity of the volunteers.