Meeting Roles and Responsibilities

Toastmaster	Conducts the Toastmasters Meeting. Introduces the speakers and other meeting participants. Ensures that the meeting flows smoothly.
Table Topics Master	Presents several topics that challenge the members to present impromptu speeches. The Table Topics Master should provide an opportunity for all members (and guests if they want) to speak at the club meeting.
General Evaluator	Conducts the Evaluation Segment of the Toastmasters meeting. Introduces the individual Evaluators, and other evaluation participants. Also evaluates the Toastmaster, Evaluators and the meeting as a whole.
Presiding Officer	Oversees the business meeting according to Robert's Rules of Order.
Ah Counter	Counts the number of verbal stumbles such as (ahs, ums, etc.) for all meeting participants and reports the results.
Grammarian	Listens for grammatical errors and reports on these results. Also listens for particularly well-done grammar.
Jokemaster	Sets the tone for the meeting by presenting a joke or brief humorous story.
Quizmaster	Helps members to develop listening skills by presenting several questions based on the content of the meeting.
Wordmaster	Help's meeting participants to expand their vocabulary by presenting a word that members are challenged to use it when they speak during the meeting.
Opener / Quotemaster / Invocator	Opens the Toastmasters meeting by presenting a short introductory speech or invocation. Leads the club through the Pledge of Allegiance and introduces any guests in attendance.
Timer	Times meeting activities such as speeches, evaluations, and table topics as well as any other timings as directed by the Toastmaster. Presents signals to the speakers based on the time interval (typically green at minimum time, red at the maximum time, and yellow at the midpoint time.
Speaker	Presents a speech based on objectives as specified in the various Communications and Leadership Manuals.
Evaluator	Presents a brief evaluation of the individual speakers. The evaluator should indicate the things that the speaker does particularly well as well as giving the speaker one or two suggestions that he or she can use for improvement next time.
Greeter	Greets all members and guests as they arrive to the Toastmasters meeting. Introduces guests to club members who will sit with the guest during the meeting to explain the meeting.
Harkmaster	Makes note of various things that are said during the meeting (speeches, table topics, announcements, etc.). At the end of the meeting, asks questions based on the notes. The intent is to encourage attentive listening throughout the meeting.