HEIRARCHY

PRESIDENT:

Before we discuss the president and his roles, we need to understand the executive committee. It is the executive board of an MC, consisting of officers and important rank holders. The committee is tasked with making the most important decisions, overseeing daily operations, and addressing urgent matters. Returning to the president, he is the CEO of a motorcycle club. A president deals with all the business relationships and dealings on behalf of the motorcycle club. He acts as a bridge to communicate with law enforcement agencies and other motorcycle clubs. Whatever the matter is between the club and other entities, it is brought to the president’s knowledge, and his decisions are considered final. It is also the president’s responsibility to make sure that the club's activities are as per the agreed rules and manifesto. He is only called in for voting, where he can either break a tie vote or make it a tie.

VICE-PRESIDENT:

The vice president has the power of a president in his absence. He works as an acting president of the motorcycle club if the president can’t make it to a meeting or a discussion. A vice president has an active role as he supervises the tasks, plans, and events. If the motorcycle club or the committee has any issues, they are first brought to the vice president. A vice president of a motorcycle club also acts as a bridge between the president and motorcycle club members. He passes on the information from the highest authority to the club members.

SERGEANT-AT-ARMS:

The sergeant at arms (SGT at arms) is the primary enforcer and the sole bodyguard to the president of the motorcycle club. He ensures that the members duly follow the club's rules and laws set by the leadership. He also checks that nothing goes against the club's rules. The sergeant at arms is one of the most active members of a club. One of his major tasks is to ensure the security and safety of all club members and prospects.