A vice chairman of a nonprofit’s board of directors assists the chairman in guiding the board’s strategic, governance, and oversight responsibilities. Although the vice chairman also typically shares equal voting rights with other board members, this role often involves stepping in when the chairman is unavailable, helping to set agendas, and supporting productive discussions. The vice chairman collaborates with other officers and board members to uphold organizational policies, advance long-term plans, and ensure the nonprofit maintains its mission-focused direction. By providing leadership continuity, promoting sound decision-making, and fostering a collaborative environment, the vice chairman helps maintain the board’s effectiveness and supports the organization’s overall success.