The president is selected by a prescribed process to serve for a specific term of office (June 1 to May 31).

The president:

• Reports to the Youth Development committee chair (see the organization chart if a Youth Development committee has not yet been established) and serves as a member of that committee.
• Works with volunteer Advisors and staff Advisors of his or her own VOA and with Venturing presidents at the tiers above and below him or her.
• Appoints and supervises vice presidents, VOA liaisons, and additional optional VOA youth positions.
• Leads the youth officer selection process and interviews.
• Represents the VOA to Scouting leadership at the same tier.
• Motivates and coordinates the three vice presidents and any other appointed VOA members in assigned tasks, and conducts meetings with them as needed.
• Helps train and mentor presidents in lower tiers.
• Plans and leads regular meetings of the VOA.
• Assists VOA members with the selection of subsidiary youth members.
• Assists the volunteer Advisor with selection of subsidiary Advisors.
• Tracks all goals for the VOA and provides regular progress reports to the Youth Development committee.

The vice president of administration is appointed by the president-elect (for a term concurrent with that of the president), and serves at the president’s discretion.

The vice president of administration:

• Works with an associate volunteer Advisor of the VOA.
• In consultation with the president, appoints and supervises subsidiary youth positions needed to perform the administrative functions of the VOA.
• Develops and implements strategies to increase Venturing membership within the territory of the VOA.
• Actively pursues positive relationships with representatives of BSA chartered organizations, religious groups, businesses, community organizations, and other groups of interest to the VOA and Venturing.
• Develops and maintains knowledge of customs, traditions, and relevant facts about BSA chartered organizations, religious groups, businesses, community organizations, and other groups of interest to the VOA and Venturing.
• Promotes and organizes the youth officer selection application processes (at the same tier). They can also assist the president in communicating with the selection committee, organizing the call, etc.
• Promotes and facilitates the selection and presentation of the Venturing Leadership Award
• Maintains records of recognitions, membership, officer selections, and VOA leadership alumni.
• Keeps contact with VOA alumni for future mentor or Advisor roles when needed.
• Takes minutes at VOA meetings.
• Performs any other duties as assigned by the president.

The vice president of program is appointed by the president-elect (for a term concurrent with that of the president) and serves at the president’s discretion.

The vice president of program:

• In consultation with the president, appoints and supervises subsidiary youth positions needed to perform the program functions of the VOA.
• Works with an associate volunteer Advisor of the VOA.
• Supervises activity chairs and the planning of activities (conferences, outings, summits, and other events).
• Facilitates internal training events of the VOA.
• Promotes external training events and maintains a knowledge base of all training opportunities available for youth and adult members in Venturing.
• Manages VOA finances, if required.
• Coordinates and implements innovative ideas for development.
• Performs any other duties as assigned by the president.

The vice president of communication is appointed by the president-elect (for a term concurrent with that of the president) and serves at the president’s discretion.

The vice president of communication:

• In consultation with the president, appoints and supervises subsidiary youth positions needed to perform the communication functions of the VOA.
• Works with an associate volunteer Advisor of the VOA.
• Actively studies and remains aware of the best way to communicate to ensure that the VOA Web presence is being maintained, updated, and scaled appropriately for effective publication of information and collection of feedback.
• Periodically publishes a newsletter of past, current, and future events, including articles of noteworthy events and other items of interest to Venturers.
• Submits articles about VOA activities to other Scouting media (e.g., council or region newsletter and websites).
• Actively pursues opportunities to increase VOA exposure by submitting articles, comments, photos, and upcoming event announcements, and reports to external publications such as local newspapers and other appropriate venues.
• Maintains groups, pages, blogs, calendars, message boards, etc., on the most relevant social media and social networking sites.
• Develops and maintains the tools to communicate with all relevant parties using a variety of methods such as telephone, text message, email, and postal mail as appropriate.
• Maintains rosters of VOA members and frequently involved persons, including as many forms of readily available communication as possible, and identifies preferred methods, making them available to the VOA as needed and appropriate.
• Develops, updates, maintains, and makes readily available marketing strategies, solutions, and materials.
• Actively pursues contact information for people, groups, and businesses of interest to the VOA.
• Performs any other duties as assigned by the president.